Commodities

Unlock gold with Commodities

Trade on assets from the market that moves the world – Commodities. Strengthen your portfolio by trading CFDs or Options on gold, precious metals, and oil.

Stock Trading

Why trade Commodities with Quantura

Certification 1

Inflation hedge

Protect your portfolio with assets that historically rise in value during inflation.

Certification 2

Zero commission trades

Maximise your potential returns without worrying about extra fees or costs.

Certification 3

Swap-free trading, no overnight fees

Focus on market movements without worrying about overnight charges.

0%

Commission

0

Swap fees

0.01

Minimum size

1:1000

Maximum leverage

Commodities instruments available on Quantura

Precious Metals

Precious Metals like gold and silver are vital indicators that often reflect market sentiment.

Base Metals

Base Metals like copper and lead drive global industry and development.

Natural Energies

Trade crude oil and speculate on price movements shaped by global events and geopolitics.

Soft Commodities

From coffee to cotton, Soft Commodities offer trading opportunities driven by weather and global demand.

Frequently Asked Questions

Commodities are raw materials or primary agricultural products that can be bought and sold, such as gold, oil, and wheat. They are typically traded on commodity exchanges.

To start trading commodities, you need to open an account with a reputable broker, deposit funds, and use a trading platform to place trades. It is also important to educate yourself about the market and develop a trading strategy.

Trading commodities involves significant risk due to market volatility, geopolitical events, and the potential for losses. It is important to understand these risks and use risk management strategies to protect your capital.

Leverage in commodities trading allows traders to control larger positions with a smaller amount of capital. While leverage can amplify profits, it can also increase the potential for losses.

Trading commodities fees include:
  • Commission: A fee charged by brokers for executing trades.
  • Spread cost: The difference between the bid and ask price, which is the cost of placing a trade.
  • Account fees: Some brokers charge fees for maintaining an account or for additional services.

A trading strategy for commodities is a systematic approach to trading that involves analyzing the market, identifying trading opportunities, and executing trades based on predefined rules. A good trading strategy helps traders make informed decisions and manage risk.

Start trading Commodities today

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