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XBN Capital is a forex institution that provides instant leveraged trading, proven its reliability in the markets, and has international awards.
Forex is the abbreviation of the word foreign exchange, which expresses the conversion of two countries' currencies against each other. Over time, popular forex currencies, not commodities, stocks and cryptocurrencies, entered the forex platforms and started to be traded as a forex product. Forex market is the world's largest and most liquid market. Due to the leverage factor in Forex markets, the fact that even small investment amounts can be traded has caused the market to become so interesting.
Commodities can be a great investment as the pandemic causes supply constraints around the world. Commodities are driven by supply and demand, so prices could theoretically rise in the near term.
The commodity market is large and diverse. Commodities range from gold and silver to oil and gas to agricultural products such as corn and soy.
Your withdrawal request will be processed on the same day. XBN Capital difference is its speed and the privilege of instant transactions.
To open a forex account in XBN Capital, simply click the "Open Account" button and fill out the form. After uploading your identity verification documents to the system to secure your account, you can start trading in your account.
Commodities are defined as economic goods; an agricultural or mining product, an item of trade, or any other useful item of value. Common types of commodities that day traders are interested in include Natural Gas, Brent Oil, WTI Crude Oil, Gold, Silver, Corn, Soybeans and many more. Because there are so many different types of goods, they typically fall into three main categories: agriculture, such as food-based products, livestock, supplies, and more; energy such as natural gas, oil and others; and precious metals, including platinum, palladium, gold and silver. Any of these assets can be traded for their rising and growing value. In general, price fluctuations in all markets and assets are a function of natural supply and demand. Higher supplies typically lead to lower prices, while lower supplies can cause an increase in demand and therefore price increases can follow.