Commodity Future CFDs: How Do They Operate?

Metal and energy buyers set the price of the commodity they are buying using futures CFDs. They run less of a risk of price increases as a result. Futures contracts are a way for these commodity sellers to ensure they will get paid the agreed-upon price. They eliminate the chance of a price decrease.

You are not purchasing any actual assets when you trade commodity futures with Onestep Markets. Instead, you are merely trading the commodity's real-time price changes. Without actually owning the underlying asset, CFDs let traders make predictions about how metal and oil prices will change. You can speculate on both increasing and falling prices with CFDs, allowing you to trade in either a bull or bear market.