Metals
Explore metal markets, including precious and industrial metals. Prices can be influenced by interest rates, currency movements, inflation expectations, industrial demand, and global economic developments.
Commodity Markets. Structured Access.
Explore commodity futures markets through Titan Capital. Review available contracts, understand their specifications, and learn about the considerations involved in futures trading.
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Access Starts With Understanding.
Every futures contract has its own specifications, trading schedule, expiry conditions, and risk characteristics. Understanding these details is an important part of evaluating whether a contract is suitable for your objectives and risk tolerance.
Titan Capital's Markets directory is designed to help visitors explore available instruments and review the information relevant to each contract.
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Markets, Organised by Category.
Explore commodity categories and review relevant contract information. Contract availability, specifications, and trading conditions depend on the applicable exchange listings.
Energy
Energy markets play an important role in global economic activity. Prices can be influenced by supply and demand, production, inventories, weather conditions, transportation constraints, and geopolitical developments.
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Agricultural Commodities
Agricultural commodity markets are influenced by seasonal production, weather conditions, planting and harvesting cycles, crop yields, inventories, transportation costs, trade policies, and global demand.
Financial Futures and Indices
Explore futures linked to major international equity indices, including US technology, broad-market and industrial benchmarks, alongside Japan's Nikkei 225.
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Understanding Futures
Know the Contract Before You Trade.
A futures contract is an agreement traded under defined terms relating to an underlying asset or commodity. Contract specifications determine important details such as the quantity represented, price quotation, minimum price movement, trading schedule, and expiry or settlement conditions.
Before considering a futures position, understand the following elements.
Underlying Commodity
The commodity or underlying asset to which a futures contract relates. Its market price can be affected by supply, demand, economic conditions, currency movements, and other relevant factors.
Contract Size
The quantity of the underlying commodity represented by one contract. Contract size helps determine the financial exposure associated with a position.
Tick Size and Tick Value
Tick size is the minimum permitted price movement for a contract. Tick value is the monetary impact of that movement for the applicable contract size and currency.
Trading Sessions
The permitted trading periods for a particular contract. Trading sessions may differ by instrument and can be affected by exchange schedules and holidays.
Expiry
The date or conditions under which a contract reaches expiry or ceases trading. Traders should understand the applicable last trading date and any related obligations.
Settlement
The process through which the contractual obligations are completed. Settlement may be cash-based or involve delivery, depending on the specific contract.
Margin
Funds required to support a futures position under the applicable exchange and brokerage rules. Margin requirements may change, and a position may be subject to additional margin requirements or liquidation under applicable rules.
Understand the Risks.
Commodity futures involve leverage and market risk. Prices can move rapidly, and losses can be substantial. Positions may be subject to margin calls and liquidation under applicable rules. Contract expiry and settlement conditions can also affect trading outcomes.
Review the relevant contract specifications and risk disclosures before trading. Consider your financial circumstances, trading experience, and tolerance for risk when evaluating whether futures trading is appropriate for you.
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Have questions about commodity markets, contract specifications, or accessing available futures contracts through Titan Capital? Contact our team for further information.