• AUD/JPY 95.332 (10:15 14.01)
  • GBP/USD 1.51876 (10:15 14.01)
  • EUR/USD 1.17592 (10:15 14.01)
  • EUR/JPY 137.648 (10:15 14.01)
  • AUD/USD 0.81442 (10:15 14.01)
  • USD/JPY 117.054 (10:15 14.01)
  • BMW 90.235 (10:00 14.01)
  • VOLKSWAGEN 182.575 (10:00 14.01)
  • SIEMENS AG 93.64 (10:00 14.01)
  • DEUTSCHE BANK 24.525 (10:00 14.01)
  • DAIMLER AG 72.545 (10:00 14.01)
  • ALLIANZ SE 139.375 (10:00 14.01)
  • AUD/CAD 0.97437 (10:00 14.01)
  • GOLD VS SILVER 73.7565 (10:00 14.01)
  • TATA STEEL 375.85 (10:00 14.01)
  • AXIS BANK 500.125 (10:00 14.01)
  • IBEX FUTURE 10004 (10:00 14.01)
  • NZD/JPY 90.458 (10:00 14.01)
  • GBP/CAD 1.81706 (10:00 14.01)
  • EUR/AUD 1.4434 (10:00 14.01)
  • SMI FUTURE 9184.5 (10:00 14.01)
  • NIFTY FUTURE 8317.25 (10:00 14.01)
  • GOLD/EUR 1045.665 (10:00 14.01)
  • FTSE FUTURE 6410.25 (10:00 14.01)
  • AUD/NZD 1.05252 (10:00 14.01)
  • CAD/JPY 97.716 (10:00 14.01)
  • AUD/JPY 95.208 (10:00 14.01)
  • EUR/CAD 1.40635 (10:00 14.01)
  • AUD/CHF 0.83198 (10:00 14.01)
  • GBP/CHF 1.55156 (10:00 14.01)
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Commodity Options from Unioption

A commodity is a product that has a universal value with no regard to its producer, importer etc. 
The most popular commodities to trade on Unioption are:
  • Oil
  • Natural Gas
  • Gold
  • Cocoa
  • Coffee beans


Why Commodity trading


People have been trading commodities for thousands of years. Even these days, the commodity market is unique due to having physical, real-world implementations. They are the most affected by the real–world events, which often leads to the most lucrative opportunities for the traders. 

For example, if oil reservoirs are in surplus, it is likely that prices will drop accordingly. And if there was a drought in South America, you may expect the prices of the coffee beans to spike. There is logic to this market, which attracts many investors that are willing to trust their wits in order to make a fortune.

Additionally, some commodities are considered safe-haven assets, meaning they can add stability to a portfolio which consists of highly-volatile assets. For example, many foreign currency traders turn to gold futures when the market becomes too volatile, as gold prices are more stable overall, while still growing at a substantial rate.

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