Meridian Capital

Commodity CFDs

Trade the world's most important raw materials. Access gold, silver, crude oil and other key commodities with institutional-grade pricing and execution — from Singapore and across APAC.

Why trade Commodities with Meridian Capital?

Hard & Soft Commodities

Trade precious metals, energy and base metals with deep liquidity.

Tight Spreads

Competitive pricing on gold, silver and energy contracts.

Diversification Tool

Commodities often move independently of equities and currencies — a valuable component of any diversified APAC portfolio.

Leveraged Exposure

Control larger positions with lower capital outlay.

Commodity CFD Spreads & Conditions

Trade the most liquid commodity markets with transparent pricing.
*Spreads are indicative and subject to market volatility.

Popular Commodity Contracts

InstrumentNameTarget SpreadRetail Leverage
XAUUSD
XAU/USD
Gold vs US Dollar0.3 pts1:100
XAGUSD
XAG/USD
Silver vs US Dollar0.02 pts1:100
USOILUS Crude Oil (WTI)0.03 pts1:50
UKOILUK Brent Crude Oil0.03 pts1:50
NATGASNatural Gas0.005 pts1:50
COPPERCopper0.002 pts1:50
PALLADIUMPalladium1.5 pts1:50
PLATINUMPlatinum1.0 pts1:50
COCOACocoa2.0 pts1:20
COFFEECoffee0.5 pts1:20
SUGARSugar0.1 pts1:20
WHEATWheat2.5 pts1:20

Key Drivers of Commodity Prices

Supply & Demand

Weather events, mining disruptions, OPEC decisions, and inventory reports can cause sharp price swings in physical commodities.

Geopolitics & Currency

Conflicts, trade wars, and movements in the US Dollar heavily influence commodity valuations, especially for energy and metals — factors closely watched by Asia-Pacific markets.

Inflation Hedge

Precious metals and certain commodities are often used as hedges against inflation and currency debasement during uncertain times.

How to Trade Commodity CFDs

1

Research the Market

Study supply reports, inventory data, and geopolitical news.
2

Select Your Contract

Choose from Gold, Oil, Silver or other commodities.
3

Apply Risk Management

Use stops, limits and appropriate position sizing.
4

Monitor & Adjust

Watch economic calendars and roll dates for futures.

Key Risks in Commodity Trading

Physical Market Events

Weather, OPEC meetings, mining strikes and inventory surprises can cause violent price swings.

Roll Costs

Futures-based commodity CFDs incur costs when contracts are rolled to the next expiry.

Currency Exposure

Most commodities are USD-denominated, adding FX risk for non-USD account holders.

Leverage Amplification

High leverage on volatile assets like oil or natural gas can lead to rapid margin calls.

Commodities FAQ

Commodity CFD Trading — Common Questions

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CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.