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Energy

Energy markets are shaped by supply, storage and time.

WTI
Illustrative energy instrument
Brent
Illustrative energy instrument
Gas
Illustrative energy instrument
Contract Structure

Time changes the energy curve.

Forward pricing can differ across delivery months. Any contract-curve values shown here are illustrative unless explicitly identified as live market data.

M1
M2
M3
M4
M5
M6

Key energy drivers

Energy pricing is sensitive to physical and macro conditions that differ materially from FX or equity-index markets.

InventoryStorage data and expected supply can affect near-term pricing.
GeopoliticsProduction disruptions or policy changes may cause rapid repricing.
SeasonalityWeather and demand patterns can change product behavior through the year.
Dollar & RatesMacro conditions may influence globally quoted energy products.

Trade energy with instrument-specific conditions.

Final symbols, contract treatment, swaps, margin and hours should be verified before launch.

Trading Conditions
ENERGY