Energies Trading

Trade WTI crude oil, Brent and natural gas, some of the most actively traded commodities in the world.

Trade the markets that power the world

Energy prices react to supply, demand, geopolitics and the global economy, creating frequent trading opportunities in both directions.

With EprimeX you can trade spot and futures-based energy CFDs on MetaTrader 5, without owning the physical commodity.

  • WTI, Brent & natural gas
  • Low spreads, no commission
  • Leverage up to 1:100
  • No physical delivery
Energies Trading on MetaTrader 5 desktop and mobile

Popular energies

Indicative trading conditions on our Classic account. Live spreads may vary with market conditions.

InstrumentDescriptionSpread fromMax leverageTrading hours
USOILWTI Crude Oil0.031:10023/5Trade
UKOILBrent Crude Oil0.031:10022/5Trade
NGASNatural Gas0.0041:5023/5Trade
HEATOILHeating Oil0.0041:5023/5Trade
GASOLINERBOB Gasoline0.0041:5023/5Trade

Why trade energies with EprimeX

Everything you need to trade with confidence, on one powerful platform.

High Volatility

Energy markets move fast, creating regular opportunities for active traders.

Competitive Pricing

Low spreads on oil and gas with no commission.

Flexible Leverage

Leverage up to 1:100 on major energy CFDs.

Trade Both Directions

Go long or short on oil and gas in a single click.

No Physical Delivery

Trade price movements without owning or storing the commodity.

Fast Execution

Reliable execution even during major news releases.

How to trade oil & gas

From sign-up to your first energy trade in four simple steps.

Open Account
  1. 01

    Open your account

    Register and verify your EprimeX account in minutes.

  2. 02

    Fund your account

    Deposit with zero fees in your preferred payment method.

  3. 03

    Pick a market

    Choose WTI, Brent or natural gas in MetaTrader 5.

  4. 04

    Place your trade

    Go long or short with full risk management tools.

Energies trading FAQ

Quick answers to the questions traders ask us most.

WTI is US crude oil, while Brent is the global benchmark sourced from the North Sea. Their prices usually move closely together.

No. You trade CFDs on energy prices, so there is no physical delivery or storage involved.

Supply and demand, OPEC+ decisions, inventory reports and geopolitical events are the main drivers.

Energy CFDs are available almost 24 hours a day, five days a week, following their underlying markets.