COMMODITIES
COMMODITIES. BEYOND THE METALS.
Energy and hard commodities alongside gold and silver. Instruments.
Contract snapshot
- Instruments
- Contract size
- Minimum lot
- Spread from
- Leverage
- Trading hours
WHY COMMODITIES
Inflation lifts real assets together. Gold leads — the rest of the complex follows.
How it works
HOW COMMODITY TRADING WORKS.
Commodity CFDs track the price of raw materials — Brent and WTI crude, natural gas — without delivery, storage or futures rollover on your side.
Energy prices respond to supply decisions, inventories, weather and geopolitics. They feed inflation — and inflation feeds gold.
Commodities
Instruments
| Symbol | Instrument | Contract size | Max leverage |
|---|---|---|---|
| XBRUSD | Brent Crude Oil | 1,000 bbl | 1:100 |
| XTIUSD | WTI Crude Oil | 1,000 bbl | 1:100 |
| XNGUSD | Natural Gas | 10,000 MMBtu | 1:50 |
Indicative contract terms. Live specifications are shown in your trading platform.
Trading hours
Monday – Friday, near 24 hours with a daily break, per underlying market.
Worked example
Opening the position
WTI crude is quoted 78.20 / 78.25. Expecting a supply squeeze, you buy 1 lot (1,000 barrels) at 78.25.
Closing the position
Oil climbs to 80.10 / 80.15. You close by selling at 80.10.
Result
Price move: 80.10 − 78.25 = 1.85
1.85 × 1,000 barrels × 1 lot
Gross profit: US$1,850
Illustrative only. Excludes spread, swap and commission. Losses can equally exceed this amount.
Why trade it with Today Gold
Gold-led range
Gold first, then 250+ CFDs across every major asset class.
Leverage up to 1:1000
Size exposure to your strategy. Margin varies by instrument.
US$100M on-chain reserve
A public wallet anyone can verify, 24/7.
Instant withdrawals (T+0)
On business days. Your capital stays yours.
Pro-grade platforms
MT5, WebTrader and the Today Gold App with AI insight.
Fair, transparent pricing
Clear spreads and swaps, published before you trade.
Questions, answered
What is commodity trading?+
Speculating on raw-material prices, up or down, through CFDs.
What moves oil prices?+
Production policy, inventories, demand outlook, the dollar and geopolitical events.
Will I take delivery?+
No. CFDs are cash-settled; nothing is delivered.
How do commodities relate to gold?+
Rising energy prices lift inflation expectations, often supportive for gold.