Energy

Online Oil Trading

Trade Brent and WTI crude CFDs with transparent expiry handling and published contract-roll dates.
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What is Brent crude oil?

Brent is a light, sweet crude blended from fields in the North Sea and it prices roughly two-thirds of the world’s internationally traded oil. Because it is waterborne and easily shipped, Brent responds quickly to global supply disruption and freight economics.

WTI and Brent crude oil trading

West Texas Intermediate is lighter and sweeter than Brent but landlocked at Cushing, Oklahoma, which makes it more sensitive to North American inventories and pipeline capacity. The Brent–WTI differential is itself a widely traded relationship.

Oil and energy CFDs

Our crude contracts are cash-settled CFDs on the front-month future. There is no physical delivery, and roll dates are published five business days ahead of expiry.

Key data releases

  • API inventories — Tuesday 21:30 GMT
  • EIA inventories — Wednesday 15:30 GMT
  • Baker Hughes rig count — Friday 18:00 GMT
  • OPEC+ ministerial meetings — monthly
  • IEA Oil Market Report — mid-month
Reference

Energy contract specifications

InstrumentUnderlyingContract sizeTypical spreadMargin
UKOILBrent front-month1 000 bbl0.042.0%
USOILWTI front-month1 000 bbl0.032.0%
NGASHenry Hub gas10 000 MMBtu0.0083.0%

Energy contracts roll monthly; open positions are adjusted by the price differential so economic exposure is unchanged.

Trade Brent and WTI

Cash-settled, transparently rolled, no delivery risk.

CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 74–89% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. Consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford the high risk of losing your money.