Energy Trading
Trade crude oil, natural gas and other global energy products to capture market opportunities
High volatility in energy markets provides abundant trading opportunities
Energy prices are driven by global supply and demand, making fundamental analysis clear
Highly competitive spread conditions to optimize your trading costs
Go long or short to flexibly respond to market changes
Energy Products
| Symbol | Name | Typical Spread | Max Leverage | Trading Hours |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| XTIUSD | WTI Crude Oil | 0.03 | 1:50 | 23/5 |
| XBRUSD | Brent Crude Oil | 0.03 | 1:50 | 23/5 |
| XNGUSD | Natural Gas | 0.01 | 1:20 | 23/5 |
* Spreads shown are typical values and may vary due to market volatility. Trading hours are based on server time.
Factors Affecting Energy Prices
Global Supply & Demand
OPEC production decisions, shale oil output, and global economic growth directly affect energy supply-demand balance and price trends.
Geopolitical Events
Middle East tensions, international sanctions, and trade disputes often trigger dramatic fluctuations in energy markets.
Seasonal Factors
Natural gas demand rises significantly during winter heating seasons, and gasoline demand increases during summer travel peaks - these seasonal factors affect energy prices.