Exness spreads on commodities have never been better
By Paul Reid
When trading commodities like gold and oil, spreads can significantly impact your profitability. Tight spreads are not to be underestimated. With Exness, you get access to some of the best spreads available, and commodity traders are already feeling the difference.
Exness Pro accounts offer consistently low spreads, verified by comparing average and maximum pricing data collected from 25 August to 7 September 2024 against major commission-free broker accounts. Even during periods of high volatility or news events, Exness maintains optimal pricing, ensuring minimal trading costs.
Basically, if you opened the identical order with another broker as well as Exness, at precisely the same time, and closed at the same time, your profitability will be higher with Exness. It’s basic math.
Best spreads for oil traders
For oil traders, Exness provides a remarkable 64% reduction in costs on USOIL, based on average spreads in Standard accounts from April to August 2024. Additionally, USOIL enjoys the best pricing on Exness Pro accounts, characterized by the lowest average and maximum pricing during the comparative period (25 August - 7 September 2024).
Commodity markets often experience rapid price shifts due to economic events, liquidity fluctuations, and market openings or closings. Exness spreads remain competitive and stable, helping traders navigate these conditions efficiently.
If you are not already trading with Exness, get a trading account today and trade gold, oil, and many other top assets with confidence. Enjoy unmatched pricing stability and some of the lowest spreads available in the market.
"Best spreads" means the tightest and most stable spreads. "Most stable" refers to the lowest maximum spreads, and "tightest" refers to the tightest average spreads – offered on Exness Pro accounts – for the above-mentioned instruments. These are compared to spreads across commission-free accounts of other top brokers over the specified period.
Spread reduction refers to spreads in Pro accounts, sampled over the last full trading week of April 2024 vs. the last full trading week of August 2024.
This is not investment advice. Past performance is not an indication of future results. Your capital is at risk, please trade responsibly.
Author:
Paul Reid
Paul Reid is a financial journalist dedicated to uncovering hidden fundamental connections that can give traders an advantage. Focusing primarily on the stock market, Paul's instincts for identifying major company shifts is well established from following the financial markets for over a decade.