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Energy CFDs are simply called “Energies” by Brokerage Firms. They behave like normal CFDs and are one of the most popular subcategories of Commodity CFDs.
A Contract for Difference, CFD in short, is a financial derivative commonly described as a contract between the Investor (trader) and the CFD provider (Broker). Energy CFDs are simply called “Energies” by Brokerage Firms. They behave like normal CFDs and are one of the most popular subcategories of Commodity CFDs.
Trade 2 of the most liquid Energies as
CFDs
Direct Access to Commodity Markets
Total Transparency throughout order
process
Super-Tight Spreads & Swaps
Portfolio Hedging
Bidirectional bidding Rising or Falling
Prices
Currency Pair (Click to sort Ascending) | Fluctuation | Spread in points | Contract Size | Trading Hours |
---|---|---|---|---|
Brent Crude Oil | 0,01 | 50 | 1000 Barrels | 22:00-20:45 (Daily Break from: 21:00 - 22:00) |
WTI Oil | 0,01 | 50 | 1000 Barrels | 22:00-20:45 (Daily Break from: 21:00 - 22:00) |
Natural Gas | 0,001 | 1800 | 10000 MMBtu | 22:00-20:45 (Daily Break from: 21:00 - 22:00) |