Crude Oil West Texas - Cash
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Crude Oil West Texas - Cash
West Texas Intermediate is the most common measure and pricing model for crude oil in the US, and it’s one of the most traded instruments on our platform. Although not produced in a specific oil field, any crude oil with a similar content can be considered of WTI classification. Historically, WTI is linked with production and trade around the states of Texas and Oklahoma, but it has since expanded globally. It’s slightly sweeter and lighter than other popular oil markers, as it has a lower density and sulphur content. WTI crude oil’s price is slightly lower than Brent’s, and it’s also used as a benchmark in oil pricing around the world. You can trade WTI crude through spot and forward contracts, with WTI price charts available to customise on our platform. Start trading CFDs on WTI crude oil’s price.
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A contract for difference (CFD) is a derivative product which enables you to trade on the price movements of underlying financial assets (such as forex, indices, commodities, shares and treasuries). It's an agreement to exchange the difference in the value of an asset from the time the contract is opened until the time it's closed.
With a CFD, you never actually own the asset or instrument you're trading, but you can still benefit if the market moves in your favour, or make a loss should the market move against you.
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