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Symbol	Product	Standard A/c	Raw ECN A/c
Symbol	Product	Avg	Min	Avg
WTI	West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil vs US Dollar Future	0.40	0.30	0.40
XTIUSD	West Texas Intermediate Crude Oil vs US Dollar Cash	0.50	0.38	0.45
BRENTOil	Brent Crude Oil vs US Dollar Cash	0.50	0.38	0.45
XNGUSD	Natural Gas vs US Dollar Cash	0.05	0.04	0.04

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Vision FxPRo allows trading the spot prices for Energy Products including Crude Oil, Brent Oil, Futures or Natural Gas against the US Dollar as a currency pair on 200:1 leverage.

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What are the Bnefits of Trading Crude Oil and Natural Gas
- Trade in any direction you think the markets will go, short or long, maximising trading opportunities.
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- Hedge Risks – Hedge your investment risks with high value assets, like Crude Oil and Natural Gas.
- Benefit from low margin, low-cost trading, without compromising execution.

Wat is Crude Oil and Natural Gas Trading?

Commodities trading represents the buying and selling of quantity sets of homogeneous and near-homogeneous assets. Popular commodities include the West Texas Intermediate (WTI), Brent Crude Oil (XTI), Natural Gas (XNGUSD) and soft commodities such as Wheat, Coffee, Cocoa, Soya etc. Price movements in commodities are relatively slow and are usually seen as bellwethers and market indicators for the overall health of the industry that produces and consumes them.

Commodity prices can be impacted by various factors, including adverse weather and seasonal availability, natural disasters, severe climate changes and other non-market factors generally found in other financial instruments. Typically, trading in commodities can be either speculative or for hedging purposes. Traders can trade commodity markets to express their outlook on certain industries, or to hedge their trading portfolio by taking an opposite position in a commodity to offset potential losses Hedging as a risk management strategy has its purpose to minimize potential losses but could also result in reducted returns.

Through careful analysis, CFD traders speculate on the direction of commodities prices and attempt to capture potential profits based on price fluctuations and volatility. The market is open 24 hours a day, 5 days a week, from 5pm EST on Sunday to 4 p.m. EST on Friday

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Example of Leveraged Commodities Trading

Suppose you want to trade CFDs, where the underlying asset is the XTIUSD a commodity, also known as Crude Oil. Let us suppose that the XTIUSD is trading at 83.00

You decide to buy 2,000 barrels of XTIUSD because you think that the XTIUSD price will rise in the future. Your margin rate is 1%. This means that you need to deposit 1% of the total position value into your margin account.

Now, in the next hour, if the price moves to 83.10/83.11, you have a winning trade. You could close your position by selling at the current price of USD 83.10.