NCE

Energy

Harness the power of energy markets to elevate your trading journey. Discover unparalleled profit and strategic investment opportunities.

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Discover Our Competitive Spreads

We are committed to transparent, competitive pricing to enhance your experience and ensure favorable conditions across all our energy products.

WTIUSD

28

BRTUSD

28

Why Trade Energy?

Energies such as US oil and UK oil play a pivotal role in the global economy. By trading these commodities, you can participate in major economic trends and geopolitical events, with the potential to profit.

  • Energy is an indispensable global resource.
  • An effective means of portfolio diversification.
  • Energy markets are known for the transparency of their real-time information and market data.

Price Flexibility

Flexibly choose your buy or sell price.

Decentralised Market

A decentralised market with over $5 trillion traded daily.

Profit Opportunity

Energy CFDs offer the potential to profit even when markets fall.

SymbolAvg. SpreadCommissionContract SizeDigitsSwap LongSwap Short
WTIUSDUS Oil38010 barrels3-1.7-12.1
BRTUSDBrent28010 barrels3-8-5.6

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Energy Trading Hours

The UK oil (UKOIL) and US oil (USOIL) markets are technically open 24/5. For retail UKOIL markets, active trading is limited to Monday 03:05 to Friday 23:57 GMT+2. For retail USOIL markets, active trading is limited to Monday 01:05 to Friday 23:54 GMT+2.

Value

At NCE, we are committed to providing clients with the best trading conditions. We are unwavering in ensuring every NCE trader enjoys the most competitive spreads on the market.

Leverage & Margin

Margin is the amount of capital a trader must deposit to open a position, a percentage of the total position size. Leverage lets traders control a larger position with less capital. For example, with 50:1 leverage you can control a $50,000 position with just $1,000 of your own funds. While leverage amplifies potential gains, it also increases the risk of significant losses, so understanding and managing margin and leverage is essential.

Calculating Margin Requirements

Determining the margin requirement involves a percentage of the trade size, calculated based on the base currency of the pair. The formula is: Required Margin = Position Size Ă— Margin Requirement