01 · Supply
Production is part of the price story
Production decisions, transport constraints and disruption risk can influence the supply side of an energy market.
Energy complex
Supply, inventories, demand.
Follow selected energy CFDs with a market framework built around the forces that can influence crude oil pricing.
The energy market has its own calendar, inventory data and supply-chain language. Use the reference board as a starting point, not a forecast.
WTI CrudeUSOILBrent CrudeUKOIL
Live focus
WTI Crude — the market, right now
Reference price for the most-watched instrument on this page. Scrub the chart, switch ranges, and open the account terms before you trade.
LIVEWTI Crude · USOIL
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Trading session
Energy products trade around the clock on weekdays, with instrument-specific breaks and rollovers.
Reference prices only
Figures on this page are indicative reference prices, not executable quotes. Review account pricing before you trade.
Account conditions
The terms behind every order.
Conditions shared across IUX account types. Instrument-specific pricing, swap and margin figures live in the account terms.
from 0.0 pips (variable)
Raw Account spreads
$7 per lot
Raw commission
up to 1:3000
Maximum leverage
Market execution
Execution type
from 0.01
Micro lots
20% · 40%
Stop out · Margin call
Spreads are variable and can widen in volatile or thin markets. Leverage amplifies both gains and losses. Figures per the published IUX account comparison.
Market framework
A clearer way to read the market context.
This is an educational framework, not investment advice. Use it to organize the question before considering an instrument, its terms and your own risk limits.
02 · Inventories
Read stock data in context
Inventory releases are one input among many. Compare them with seasonal conditions and the wider demand picture.
03 · Demand
Keep the physical market visible
Weather, industrial activity and mobility can all affect energy demand. Avoid reducing a complex market to one headline.
Reference price feed
Reference energy board
WTI and Brent crude reference prices are shown when the price feed is available. Check instrument-specific trading terms before trading.
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| Instrument | Price | Change |
|---|---|---|
USOIL WTI Crude | — | — |
UKOIL Brent Crude | — | — |
Energy-product hours, rollovers and pricing conditions vary by instrument and region.
Common questions
Energies — asked and answered.
What energy markets can I trade?+
WTI crude oil (USOIL) and Brent crude oil (UKOIL) as CFDs — long or short, without futures contracts, expiry management or physical delivery.
What moves the oil price?+
Supply decisions from major producers, inventory data, transport disruptions and the global demand picture — plus the price gap between WTI and Brent.
What is a rollover on energy CFDs?+
Energy CFDs reference futures contracts that expire monthly. Around a rollover the reference switches to the next contract, which can produce a price adjustment. Check instrument-specific terms before holding through one.
When do energy markets trade?+
Nearly around the clock on weekdays, with short daily breaks. Liquidity is deepest during US market hours when inventory data is released.
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