MARKETS / COMMODITIES
Real resources.
Global connections.
Energy, metals and agricultural goods connect physical supply with global demand. Each commodity has its own market dynamics.
Look beneath the headline.
Commodity prices respond to production, consumption, inventories and the cost of moving or storing goods. Exposure through a derivative is different from owning a physical commodity; contract terms matter.
WHAT MOVES THIS MARKET
01
Supply and demand
Production decisions, industrial activity and changes in consumption can shift the balance.
02
Weather and geopolitics
Harvest conditions, transport disruptions and political developments may affect supply.
03
Contract structure
Futures curves, expiries, financing and rollover arrangements may affect the value and costs of linked products.
See the risks clearly.
Commodity markets can be volatile. Unexpected supply changes, gaps and contract mechanics can lead to substantial losses. Leverage can amplify those losses.
Before you trade
Confirm the underlying commodity, product structure, contract size, expiry or rollover treatment, trading hours and all charges.
A little more context.
Does trading imply physical delivery?
Not necessarily. Delivery and settlement depend on the precise product. Do not assume ownership or delivery without reading the contract specifications.
Are all illustrated commodities available?
No availability is implied. The approved VibleMarkets product list and specifications are still required.