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Commodity trading

Open an account with LOCAL Financial and start trading agricultural, energy spot and futures commodities. Benefit from fast execution, leverage up to 1:500 and spreads as low as 0.7.

  • Product Buying price Selling price Price limit
  • EURUSD
  • GBPUSD
  • USDJPY
  • AUDUSD
  • CADJPY
  • EURCHF
  • EURGBP
  • USDCAD

Why choose LOCAL Financial?

We are committed to making transactions customer-focused, simple and valuable.

  • Segregated account

    Make sure your funds are only used for trading.

  • No worries about trading

    Most of the payment methods we offer support multiple access channels, and some deposit fees are 0.

  • Fast and stable trading environment

    24 hours stable trading environment with orders executed in milliseconds.

  • Ultra-thin spread

    Spreads as low as 0.1 points.

  • Top institutional liquidity

    Institutional level liquidity ensures extremely low spreads.

  • Dedicated customer service

    24/5 To provide you with inquiry, consultation and feedback services.

Learn about commodities trading and LOCAL Financial is with you to succeed

Visit our knowledge Center and explore commodity trading with our educational materials and trading tools.

  • What is a commodity?

    Commodities are generally divided into two broad categories - hard and soft. Hard commodities include natural resources that must be mined or extracted - such as gold, rubber, and oil - while soft commodities are agricultural commodities - such as corn, wheat, coffee, sugar, soybeans, and chicken. Commodity markets allow producers and consumers of commodities to trade in a centralized and liquid market. In addition, these market participants often use derivatives to hedge their risk...

  • What factors will affect the commodity market?

    A variety of factors affect commodity prices and cause volatility. Competition: The introduction of better technology and higher quality products can reduce the demand for older goods. Weather: Extreme weather conditions can affect harvests and production, which in turn affects commodity prices. Supply and demand: A balance between supply and demand is essential to ensure stable commodity markets. A booming economy leads to increased demand and higher prices, while a weak economy reduces demand for goods

  • What is Commodity in stock?

    Spot trading is the buying and selling of assets at the current market price with the aim of receiving the asset immediately. At LOCAL Financial, you can power your trading with CFDS. Therefore, you do not gain ownership of the underlying asset, but benefit from the real-time movement of the asset's price. In addition, you can use a small amount of money (margin) to operate a larger contract value. While this may lead to more profits, it can also magnify losses,...

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