Crude Oil Trading

Crude Oil Trading

Crude oil CFD provides you with another option to participate in the futures trading market, where investors can use a lower margin to trade. In addition, the lower minimum trading unit allows you to participate in the global commodity market transactions more flexibly.

Investment in energy products has become one of the fastest growing markets. In these products, investing in crude oil and natural gas futures is the most common and convenient way to enter this high growth market. In addition, many companies with energy products also use crude oil futures to hedge their existing product price changes risk.

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Pricing of crude oil is based on its own reference price and the potential to provide refined oil (e.g. petrol). Such reference prices include Arabian Light, Dubai Light, Brent and West Texas Intermediate. At present, the Brent crude oil futures (Brent) launched by London International Petroleum Exchange and the West Texas Intermediate (WTI) provided by the New York Futures Exchange of the United States are two the world’s largest crude oil futures products. Refined oil is a very important trading market located near the oil refining area. In Europe, such area is called the ARA zone, covering Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Antwerp. Thanks to the unexpected demand of China’s economic development, oil prices have been rising steadily during the recent five years. During this period, the per barrel price set a historic record of $ 150 in 2008. However, in the global financial crisis of the fall of 2008, oil prices also experienced a period of declination after the collapse (when all financial markets were affected). As global demand continues to decline, anticipation of the reference price for such bulk commodity is not optimistic.