Trade the Resources Behind the Global Economy

From the fuel powering transportation to the metals used in technology and infrastructure, commodities sit at the foundation of economic activity.

Their prices respond to a distinctive combination of supply, demand, production, weather, inventories and geopolitical developments.

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Energy

Follow markets such as oil and other available energy instruments.

  • Brent Crude Oil
  • WTI Crude Oil
  • Natural Gas
  • Heating Oil
  • Gasoline
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Metals

Explore markets linked to gold, silver and other available metals.

  • Gold
  • Silver
  • Platinum
  • Palladium
  • Copper
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Agricultural Markets

Where available, monitor commodities influenced by harvests, weather and global demand.

  • Wheat
  • Corn
  • Soybeans
  • Coffee
  • Sugar

Real Assets. Global Forces.

Commodity markets can react quickly when the balance between supply and demand changes.

Understanding that balance is central to understanding the market.

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