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A commodity is a basic material and economic good mainly used as a resource in manufacturing production and services. Commodities are categorised into hard and soft materials. The four main types of commodities are metals, livestock and meat, agricultural, and energy products. In economics, a deliverable commodity is an asset class of futures contracts and options (derivative securities) interchangeable with other fungible goods in the commodity market. Commodities trading volumes on a futures exchange increase in periods of high inflation and general instabilities. Thus, traders and investors who buy and sell contracts often use commodity trading as portfolio diversification and inflation hedge.

Account Verification & Funding → Open a Live Account and a Demo Account, determine the amount of funding over the required minimum and activate your trading account with the necessary KYC process.

Education & Practise → Learn, research diligently and familiarise yourself with commodities trading from the robust educational section. Understand how the commodity market works and practise on the Demo Account.

Market Research & Plan your trade → Prior to starting commodity trading on your Live Account, browse through FP Markets analysis, market news and tools, including the economic calendar, to choose a commodity maket asset to trade CFDs on.

Trade Size & Market Direction → After you have carefully selected the financial instrument (commodity) you want to trade on, take an informed decision on the size of your trade (lots, pip value etc). If you expect the commodity price will to rise you go long (Buy). If you expect a decrease of the commodity value you go short (Sell).

Risk Management & Account Protection → There are numerous risk assessment tools, features and trading strategies to help you protect your trades from market volatility and price fluctuations. Use the traders toolbox instruments, including Stop Loss order, Take Profit, Hedging Strategy to reduce the trading risks.

Trade Monitoring & Close Trade → Monitor your trades, track profit and losses and protect your trading account with real-time actions, using any of the available trading platforms, webtrader and mobile trading application. Close your trade when you want if you did not reach profit or loss limits.

Commodity traders are individuals or institutions that buy and sell commodities, including energy products, metals, livestock, and agricultural products in the futures exchange. Commodity traders are driven by different goals, thus commodities and futures contracts are traded directly or indirectly through commodity-related companies and corporations. Traders often use fundamental and technical analysis, indicators, and other financial instruments when trading commodities.

The main three type of traders that buy and sell in the commodity markets are three. Traders representing commodity producers with an aim to sell their assets for portfolio hedging purposes while broker firms execute orders on behalf of private and commercial clients, helping the market liquidity. Other traders want to speculate on the future price of a commodity and profit from the price movements since commodity prices can be affected by both market news and non-market factors.

The most traded commodities in the world are the highly volatile WTI Crude Oil and Brent Crude Oil, Natural Gas, Gold and other base metals, Coffee, Sugar, Wheat, Cotto, Corn and Soybeans.