WTI Επισκόπηση

4th May, start of trading day – .WTICrude switches to July’s contract as price reference. Due to volatility with the front month’s contract, we’re doing it ahead of the expiration schedule. How it affects open positions: Market orders will remain open and take a credit/debit adjustment based on the ...

After last week’s tumultuous WTI Crude expiration, and as Brent Crude’s June contract expiration is on 30 April, let us remind you: On .BrentCrud and .WTICrude CFD expiration dates, we keep positions open, but with a credit/debit adjustment. As the underlying futures contract expires, the CFD switch...

To help protect our clients from the worst of the price swings on the WTI crude oil market, we’ll be taking a few additional precautions: If .WTICrude dips below $3*, trading will be stopped until the next trading day (starts at 01:00 server time). When reopened, prices will be switched to July’20 c...

Let us explain fully the overnight developments around WTI Crude oil: Unlike many other instruments you can trade with us, energy CFD prices are based on contracts that have expirations dates (see page 11 of Guide). Up until 20 April, you were trading CFDs based on WTI futures contracts for May’20th...