Trade Commodity CFDs 24/7

Trade popular commodity CFDs, including Gold, Silver, Brent Oil and Crude Oil 24 hours a day, seven days a week, plus access spot and futures commodity markets from one account.

Why Trade Commodity CFDs with Markets.com?

Trade Popular Commodities 24/7

Trade selected Gold, Silver, Brent Oil and Crude Oil CFDs 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Access Up to 1:1000 Gold Leverage

Gain greater market exposure with leverage up to 1:1000 on selected Gold CFDs.

Continuous Futures, Automatically Rolled

Eligible commodity futures CFD positions roll automatically to the next contract, helping you maintain exposure without reopening the trade manually.

One Account. More Ways to Trade.

Access spot and futures commodity CFDs, plus commodity share and ETF CFDs, from the same account.

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Explore Popular Commodity CFD Markets

Follow live commodity market prices and trade commodity CFDs online across metals, energies and agricultural markets, with selected instruments available 24/7.

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Gold 4086.08 4086.42 -0.95%
Gold Futures 4102.09 4102.64 -0.97%
Silver 55.990 56.060 -2.53%
Copper 6.4374 6.4429 -1.64%
Platinum 1594.35 1597.35 -1.66%
Platinum – Cash 1591.42 1594.42 -1.45%
Palladium 1056.74 1061.74 -2.33%
Palladium – Cash 1062.64 1067.64 -1.97%
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Trade Commodity CFDs on Your Preferred Platform

Analyse and trade Gold, Oil and other commodity CFDs on WebTrader, App, MT4 or MT5, with charts, alerts and research tools.

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Mobile App: Trade Wherever Markets Move

Monitor the markets, analyse charts and manage your CFD positions wherever you are, with integrated news, expert commentary and timely market alerts.

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Understand Commodity CFD Trading Costs

Compare indicative commodity CFD spreads, leverage and overnight rollover rates across selected popular markets.

AssetIndicative SpreadMaximum leverageOvernight Rollover – SellOvernight Rollover – Buy
Gold 0.5 Up to 1:1000 -0.01% -0.03%
Crude Oil 0.13 Up to 1:150 0.00% -0.03%
Silver 0.07 Up to 1:150 0.00% -0.03%
Brent Oil 0.07 Up to 1:150 0.00% -0.03%
Natural Gas 0.007 Up to 1:100 -0.03% -0.03%
Copper 0.0055 Up to 1:100 0.00% -0.03%
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Start CFD Trading in 3 Steps

  1. Step 1

    Create an account

    Sign up with your email, enter your personal details and complete the onboarding questionnaire.

  2. Step 2

    Verify and fund

    Submit the required verification documents, then add funds using an available payment method in your name.

  3. Step 3

    Choose a market and place a trade

    Select a CFD market, choose Buy or Sell, set your trade size and risk controls, then place your order.

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Calculate your hypothetical required margin for a Commodities position, if you had opened it now.

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Commodities CFD Trading FAQs

Commodity trading involves buying, selling or speculating on the prices of raw materials such as gold, oil, natural gas and agricultural products. Commodity CFDs allow you to trade their price movements without owning or taking delivery of the physical commodity.

Start by learning how supply and demand, economic data, inventories, weather and geopolitical events can affect commodity prices. You should also understand leverage, margin and risk management before trading. Explore our commodity trading guide for a step-by-step introduction.

Open and verify a trading account, choose a commodity market, analyse its price and decide whether to buy or sell. With commodity CFDs, you can go long or short without owning the underlying asset, but leverage magnifies both potential profits and losses.

Begin with a familiar market such as gold or crude oil. Review its trading hours, spread, leverage and overnight costs, then practise your strategy with a demo account before trading with real funds. Always define your position size and acceptable risk before opening a trade.

Use appropriate position sizes, moderate your leverage and set stop-loss and take-profit orders. Follow economic releases and supply-related events that may cause volatility, and avoid risking more than you can afford to lose. Risk-management orders can help but cannot eliminate trading risk.

markets.com offers commodity CFDs across metals, energies and agricultural markets. Available instruments include Gold, Silver, Copper, Platinum, Brent Oil, Crude Oil, Natural Gas, Wheat, Corn, Coffee, Cotton, Sugar and Cocoa, as well as selected futures-based contracts. Explore available commodity CFDs.

Selected commodity CFDs may be available around the clock, including 24/7 versions of Gold, Silver, Brent Oil and Crude Oil. Not every commodity trades 24/7, and availability can vary by entity and platform. Check the latest Trading Conditions before trading.

Depending on your region and product availability, you can trade through the markets.com WebTrader and mobile App or use MT4 and MT5 for advanced charting, technical indicators and automated strategies. Explore the trading platforms.

Commodity CFD trading costs may include the spread, overnight funding and contract rollover adjustments. Spreads and charges can vary by instrument and market conditions, so review the latest commodity trading conditions before opening a position.

markets.com operates through different entities. Its European entity is regulated by CySEC, while its South African entity is regulated by the FSCA. Client funds are held in segregated bank accounts, while the applicable entity, protections and products depend on your location. View the markets.com Global Offering for details.