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Commodities

Trade the most popular commodities from around the world, including energies, agriculture and metals. Nexus Capital combines tight pricing and flexible conditions to give you one powerful product.
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Bavaria Markets offers a flexible and easy way to gain exposure to some of the world’s most popular commodities including energies and metals all from within your MetaTrader 4, 5 and cTrader trading platform.

Commodity markets are attractive to speculators as they are susceptible to dramatic changes in supply and demand.

Nexus Capital offers a flexible and easy way to gain exposure to some of the world’s most popular commodities including energies and metals all from within your MetaTrader 4, 5 and cTrader trading platform.

Commodity markets are attractive to speculators as they are susceptible to dramatic changes in supply and demand.

Commodities

Facts

  • Over 22 Commodities to trade
  • Energy, Agriculture and Metals
  • Spot and Futures CFDs
  • Leverage up to 1:500
  • Spreads as low as 0.0 pips
  • Deep liquidity
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Energies

Nexus Capital allows trading of spot energy contracts including Crude Oil, Brent, and Natural Gas from your MetaTrader 4 and 5 platforms against the US Dollar.

Trading energy contracts as a spot instrument has many advantages for investors who are only interested in price speculation. 

Precious Metals

Nexus Capital allows trading the spot price for metals including Gold or Silver against the US Dollar or Euro and the metals Platinum or Palladium against the US Dollar as a currency pair on 1:500 leverage.

Soft Commodities

In addition to energy and metal contracts, at Nexus Capital we offer a range of soft commodity products to trade, including corn, soybeans, sugar, cocoa, coffee, and wheat as CFDs – all with low spreads and leverage up to 1:100.

How does Commodities trading work?

Commodities cover energy, agriculture and metals products. These products are traded in futures markets and derive their value from demand and supply characteristics.

Supply characteristics include the weather in the case of agriculture and costs of extraction in the case of mining and energies.

Demand for commodities tends to be characterised by broader conditions such as economic cycles and population growth. Commodities can be traded as stand alone products or in pairs.

Metals and energies are traded against major currencies whereas agriculture futures contracts are traded as stand-alone contracts.

Commodity trading example

Buying: Wheat

The gross profit on your trade is calculated as follows:

Opening Price

  • $435.25 * 100 contracts * 4 = USD $174,100

Closing Price

  • $460 * 100 contracts * 4 = USD $184,000

Gross Profit on Trade

  • USD $184,000 - $174,100 = $9,900

Opening the Position

Wheat_N7 is currently trading at 434.00/435.25 and you are expecting Australia’s East Coast crops to be affected by adverse weather patterns over the coming year which will result in lower than average crop yields.

You buy 100 contracts of Wheat (4 bushels per contract) at 435.25 which equals USD $174,100 (435.25 * 100 * 4).(4 bushels per contract) at 435.25 which equals USD $174,100 (435.25 * 100 * 4).

Closing the Position

Your research surrounding weather conditions turns out to be correct. Lower crop yields this year have caused Wheat prices to increase to 460.00/462.15. You exit your position by selling your contracts at 460.

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