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What are Commodities?

Commodities are raw materials that can be bought and sold. Commodities such as metals and energy are used as inputs to produce goods and services.
Metals (gold, silver, copper) and energy products (crude oil, natural gas) are considered “hard commodities” and can be mined or extracted. Due to their role in the economy and their nature, the price of commodities moves independently of other assets such as stocks and can therefore offer valuable diversification for traders and investors.
Metals and energy products are essential for industrial production. They are widely used by manufacturers, making their price movements relevant to the global economy.

Why Trade Commodities?

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How to Trade Commodities

Buying and selling commodities does not require you to buy or sell the physical product. You simply speculate on price changes, as with other derivatives. Commodities are finite resources. Therefore, unlike many other assets, prices are primarily affected by changes in supply and demand. When supply increases, prices tend to decrease. If supply decreases, prices may increase. At the same time, supply and demand are affected by several factors, such as weather conditions, economic activity, geopolitical changes.