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Commodities

Trade commodities with Uprime Capital LTD.

Agricultural and soft commodities as CFDs, alongside metals and energies.

At a glance

Commodities in four facts.

Softs

Coffee, sugar, cocoa and cotton

Grains

Wheat, corn and soybeans

Hours

Follow the exchange

CFD

Trade rising and falling prices

What are commodities?

How commodity trading works.

Commodities are the raw materials the world grows, mines and burns. Their prices respond to supply, demand and the weather. As a CFD you never take delivery of a bag of coffee or a barrel of oil: you trade the price.

  • Softs such as coffee, sugar, cocoa and cotton
  • Grains such as wheat, corn and soybeans
  • Gold, silver, oil and gas have their own pages: Metals and Energies
What moves the price

Know the drivers.

Weather, harvests and crop reports

Supply disruptions and trade policy

Demand from large importers

The US dollar, since most commodities are priced in dollars

Three families

Where each commodity lives.

Commodities fall into three groups. Two have their own pages.

Metals

Gold and silver, quoted against the US dollar.

Energies

Crude oil and natural gas CFDs.

Agriculture

Softs such as coffee and sugar, and grains such as wheat and corn.

Costs

What it costs to trade.

Commodity CFDs carry a spread and, on some accounts, commission. Overnight financing applies to positions held open. CFDs based on futures can move to the next contract month, which may cause a price adjustment.

StandardProVIP
SpreadsWiderTighterTightest
CommissionNonePer lot Per lot
Minimum deposit$250$1,000$10,000

Spreads and commissions are examples and vary by instrument. See each account page for the full terms.

Questions

Commodities, answered.

No. A CFD follows the price. You never receive or store the goods.

Crop reports, weather and supply news can move prices quickly, and some markets only trade during exchange hours, so prices can gap at the open.

Yes. We list them on their own pages: Metals and Energies.

Explore more

Other markets.

Forex

Major, minor and exotic currency pairs, open 24 hours a day, five days a week.

Metals

Gold and silver, quoted against the US dollar.

Indices

Cash index CFDs from the US, Europe and Asia-Pacific.

Risk warning. Forex and CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. Make sure you understand how they work and whether you can afford the high risk of losing your money.

Open your account.

It takes a few minutes online. Start with a demo if you want to look around first.