SOFT COMMODITIES TRADING VIA CFDs

Frequently Asked Questions

• 1

  What is soft commodities trading?

  Soft commodity trading is the buying and selling of futures contracts on underlying agricultural products which are typically grown and cultivated, setting them apart from commodities which are extracted or mined.

• 2

  What is an example of soft commodities?

  Examples of soft commodities include cocoa, coffee, cotton, soybean, and wheat. With Vantage, you can start small, trading as little as 0.1 lot, which equates to, for example, 1,500 lbs of orange juice CFDs.

• 3

  Where can I trade soft commodities?

  You can trade soft commodities on commodity markets and a variety of exchange platforms, including Vantage. We make trading effortless, offering a quick and straightforward account setup process with no deposit fees.

• 4

  What are the major soft commodities?

  The major soft commodities that are traded globally include:

  Soybeans

  Wheat

  Corn

  Cotton

  Sugar

  Coffee

  Cocoa

• 5

  Is gold a soft commodity?

  No, gold is not considered to be a soft commodity. It is considered a hard commodity, or precious metal, as it is a natural resource that's mined from the earth. On the other hand, soft commodities are typically agricultural products or goods that are grown, like wheat, coffee, or cotton.