Asset class 04 of 06

Energy

Brent and WTI crude oil, and natural gas.

By the barrel

Brent is the reference for seaborne crude and WTI is the US benchmark. Both are quoted in US dollars per barrel.

The market

What it is.

Energy contracts track the price of crude oil benchmarks and natural gas. Brent is the reference for seaborne crude; WTI is the US benchmark delivered at Cushing, Oklahoma.

How it is structured at GIO4X

Energy is traded as CFDs on margin. Positions held overnight may incur financing, and contracts may be subject to rollover.

Commonly monitored

01Supply decisions by producers
02Inventory reports
03Global growth and industrial demand
04Geopolitics and weather

Factors market participants commonly follow for this asset class. A description of practice, not a view on where prices will go.

Hours

Nearly 24 hours a day on weekdays, with a daily maintenance break.

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In the round

Energy, as one object.

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A steel barrel with its hoops. An illustration: nothing on it is a price or a measurement.

Pinned to it

Brent is the reference for seaborne crude; WTI is the US benchmark delivered at Cushing, Oklahoma.
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The unit each contract is quoted in.
- Brent Crude Oil: quoted in US dollars per barrel
- WTI Crude Oil: quoted in US dollars per barrel
- Natural Gas: quoted in US dollars per MMBtu
Energy is traded as CFDs on margin.
Positions held overnight may incur financing, and contracts may be subject to rollover.
Nearly 24 hours a day on weekdays, with a daily maintenance break.
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Factors market participants commonly follow for this asset class. A description of practice, not a view on where prices will go.
- Supply decisions by producers
- Inventory reports
- Global growth and industrial demand
- Geopolitics and weather

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Instruments

Energy, instrument by instrument.

Spreads are quoted in USD and are minimums. Each row opens the instrument’s own page.

Energy: instruments and indicative trading conditions
Symbol	Instrument	Spread from	Leverage	Min. lot
XBR/USD	Brent Crude Oil	0.03 USD	1:100	0.1
XTI/USD	WTI Crude Oil	0.03 USD	1:100	0.1
XNG/USD	Natural Gas	0.005 USD	1:50	0.1

IndicativeSource: GIO4XIndicative trading conditions published by GIO4X. Not a live quote; actual spreads and requirements vary with market conditions and account type.

Third-party view

Energy, as shown by TradingView.

TradingView’s quotes for Brent crude, WTI crude and natural gas.

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Energy quotes

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What it is.

How it is structured at GIO4X

Commonly monitored

Hours

Energy, as one object.

Pinned to it

Two crude benchmarks

How each is quoted

A contract on margin

Financing and rollover

Hours

Commonly monitored

Energy, instrument by instrument.

Energy, as shown by TradingView.

Energy quotes

The terms, the tools and the releases.

Glossary

Tools

Economic events

What it is.

How it is structured at GIO4X

Commonly monitored

Hours

Energy, as one object.

Pinned to it

Two crude benchmarks

How each is quoted

A contract on margin

Financing and rollover

Hours

Commonly monitored

Energy, instrument by instrument.

Energy, as shown by TradingView.

Energy quotes

The terms, the tools and the releases.

Glossary

Tools

Economic events