We offer quotes on a range of commodity markets including energy markets, for example, Gold and Silver, and soft commodities such as Coffee, Cocoa and Sugar. Each of our quotes reflects the real underlying future contracts allowing you to take the view that a commodity, oil or metal is overvalued or undervalued.

Trading commodities can be exciting, but at the same time risky due to their nature. Whilst the majority of these markets are electronically traded, the majority have different trading hours from each other and are priced slightly differently.

The spot currency market, also known as Forex or FX, is different to other financial markets in that it is not traded on a formal exchange. Volumes traded in the currency markets are vast totalling some $2 trillion every day and as a result FX makes up the largest and the most liquid markets in the world.

Not only are participants in the FX markets governments and banks, but they are individual companies and even retail investors all of whom are using price fluctuations to profit from movements in exchange rates or to hedge themselves against exposure to other currencies. The Forex markets are open 24 hours a day and we quote the major FX pairs overnight allowing you to trade outside of our core opening hours.

An index is the value of a particular market that is made up of a certain number of stock prices. The value is expressed as a price that has changed from a base value allowing investors to perceive how a particular stock market has performed. Indices measure and represent a value of a basket of shares and for the majority of the world's major indices there are future prices as well as the specific cash price.