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Trade Commodities

ActivTrades offers award-winning commodity CFD trading with tight spreads, rapid execution, and negative balance protection. Commodity exposure greatly enhances portfolio diversification.

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Competitive
Spreads

Spreads from 0.007 on Natural Gas

Transparent
Pricing

No hidden fees for opening or closing trades

Average Execution Time
Under 0.004

With bandwidth capable of over
100,000 trades per second.

Funds' Protection

All client deposits are insured and held in segregated accounts

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Support

Our support professionals have earned a 95%+ client satisfaction rate

Best-in-class execution

Over 93.6% of orders filled at requested price or better

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Why trade commodities?
What commodities does ActivTrades offer?
What’s the difference between Brent Crude and Light Crude?

Commodity markets are crucial to the global economy because they determine the prices of raw materials used in the manufacturing, refining, and distribution of finished goods.


Thanks to the US dollar’s reserve currency status, commodities are priced in US dollars on global markets. This means that a strong dollar makes commodities cheaper, while a weak dollar makes them more expensive. Central to all commodity markets is energy.


Gold is traded today as a safe haven, with investors flocking to it during times of low confidence in the global economy or when inflationary fears arise. The US dollar, also considered a safe haven, sometimes complicates this relationship, making it useful to chart gold against currencies other than the US dollar to better assess its performance.

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