No, XTB does not offer DMA futures trading, but you can trade commodities as a CFD or invest in physical commodity ETFs.
XTB Commodity Trading Review
Name: XTB Commodity Trading
Description: There are two ways to trade commodities with XTB, CFDs on the commodities, or commodity ETF CFDs. The ETF scanner provides quite a handy way to see what ratings Morningstar gives them, which can give you an indicate of how well they perform as investments.
81% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider.
Summary
- Commodities markets available: 22
- Minimum deposit: £1
- Account types: CFDs
- Equity overnight financing: -0.02341% / -0.00159% DAILY
- Pricing: Gold 0.35, Oil 0.3
XTB also produce their own news and analysis, which features commodities that are approaching or have broken through key trading levels. It’s quite a nice touch that you can trade direct from the news article as well as place corresponding stops and limits.
If you would rather speculate on the outright price of the underlying commodities XTB groups commodity CFDs together by markets such as agriculture, energy, industrial metals, precious metals and livestock.
Pros
- Multi-asset trading
- Competitively priced
- Lots of markets to trade
Cons
- Not UK HQ’d
- No basket trading
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Overall
4- Expert opinion: XTB reviewed & rated
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