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Trade Commodity CFDs Online

Trade the most popular commodity CFDs online with flexible leverage and competitive spreads. From gold and silver to oil and coffee, trade the global commodity market with Axi.

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Why trade commodities online with Axi?

Trade with trust & reliability across a range of commodity instruments including gold, silver, copper, oil and coffee. For all our commodities, we offer our clients a simple and intuitive trading platform full of advanced tools to help make smarter trade decisions.

Commodity margin

Commodity margin

up to 10%

Gold margin

Gold margin

up to 5%

Zero commission

Zero commission

Deposit and withdraw freely with absolutely $0 commission

Fast execution and competitive spreads

Fast execution and competitive spreads

Super competitive spreads with ultra fast execution speed

Huge range of commodity instruments

Huge range of commodity instruments

Trade the most popular commodities including gold, silver, oil and coffee

Trusted, regulated and award-winning broker

Trusted, regulated and award-winning broker

60,000+ traders in over 100 countries trust us with their trades

Most popular commodities CFDs to trade

See our bid/ask prices and spreads across all our commodity CFDs, including gold, silver, copper, and oil.

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For a complete overview of all the commodities available and what time zone they are active in, check out the product schedule.

Start trading commodities CFDs today

  1. Open a live trading account
  2. Add funds
  3. Start trading

Browse our trading account types to see which one is the best fit for you.

Discover commodities CFDs to trade with Axi

Trade our range of commodity CFD markets including oils like Brent and WTI Crude, or take a position on one of our many precious metals: gold, silver, copper and platinum.

Discover more CFD markets to trade with Axi

Choose from a variety of global CFD markets to trade with Axi, using ultra-competitive spreads & flexible leverage to trade your edge.

Frequently Asked Questions

The precious metals market - including Gold, Silver and Copper - opens at 1:00am Monday (Server time) and closes at midnight (24:00) on Friday (Server time).

There is a break in the market between 24:00 and 1:00am (Server time) each morning.

The oil trading market is split up into two trading sessions: Brent crude oil and West Texas oil.

The trading hours for Brent crude oil are Mon - Fri 01:00 - 22:59 GMT.

The trading hours for West Texas oil are Sun - Fri 18:00 - 16:59 EDT.

The trade size of the above precious metals is 0.10 lots. 1 standard lot in precious metals is equal to 100 ounces. Therefore, when you trade 0.10 lot, you are trading 10 ounces of Gold.

Understanding the minimum trading size can help you position yourself in the market and manage your investment strategy, depending on the capital available for investment.

Axi standard accounts have no fees and no commissions. Pro accounts charge a small commission of USD 3.50 per lot ($7 round trip) in conjunction with having lower spreads. For more details and the latest pricing, please refer to our product schedule.

Axi runs a 24 hour Client Services and trading desk 5 days a week, starting from 08.00 am AEST (00.00 server time) Monday morning and ending at 08.00 am AEST on Saturday morning.

You can call Client Services on our toll-free number 1300 888 936 (Australia). International callers, please phone +612 9965 5830. Alternatively, you can use our live chat facility during the same period.

Commodity CFDs let you speculate on prices without owning the underlying shares. You enter a contract with Axi to exchange the difference in the commodities price between the contract's start and end.

While leverage has the potential to amplify gains, it can also lead to significant losses since prices can fluctuate rapidly and unexpectedly. If the market moves against your position, you may be required to deposit additional funds to maintain your open trade. Failure to meet a margin call can result in your positions being closed at a loss. In volatile market conditions, it might be difficult to close your position at the desired price. Sudden market movements can cause prices to "gap" over your stop-loss orders, potentially leading to larger-than-anticipated losses.

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