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Energy
Energy The most typical feature of energy prices is high volatility, which is the result of numerous political and environmental factors that influence it. Many supply and demand factors also affect energy prices, the strongest of which is global economic growth. In times of economic prosperity the demand for energies increases, while a decrease in consumption occurs when economy stagnates.Oil trading is a globalized, 24-hour market, with its prices in constant motion. This makes it an ideal instrument for day traders who look for fast movements and choose CFDs as the easiest way to trade on oil prices.
Crude Oil (1,000 barrels)
WTI Crude oil futures are the West Texas Intermediate, (WTI) or light sweet crude oil that is stored and distributed in Cushing, Oklahoma and has long been a benchmark for oil prices.
- Why would you want to trade WTI Crude Oil Futures?
1. Although Crude oil is often thought of as a commodity, it also has been considered a currency and economic barometer.
2. Can be volatile, subject to swift price swings due to geopolitical, production and weather events.
3. Allows traders to gain exposure in relatively straightforward manner compared to ETF counterparts.
- How do you Trade WTI Crude Oil Futures?
Energy futures markets allow traders to hedge the risk they may carry in their equity portfolio or jump to opportunities triggered by economic, political or weather events.
They offer instant exposure to the underlying commodity of your choice, whether it's crude oil, natural gas, gasoline or heating oil.
