Commodity Trading
Commodity market exposure through regulated instruments with clear risk controls and disciplined trade planning.
Overview
Commodity trading is the buying and selling of commodity contracts on regulated commodity exchanges with the objective of benefiting from price movements. Commodities include precious metals, energy products, base metals, and agricultural products. In India, commodity derivatives are traded on SEBI-regulated exchanges.
What is Commodity Trading?
Unlike investing in physical commodities, commodity trading generally involves trading standardized derivative contracts such as futures and, where available, options.
Precious Metals
Precious metals are among the most actively traded commodities.
- Gold
- Silver
- Platinum
- Palladium
Base Metals
Base metals are industrial metals widely used in manufacturing and infrastructure.
- Copper
- Aluminium
- Zinc
- Nickel
- Lead
Energy Commodities
Energy commodities are essential resources for transportation and industrial activity.
- Crude Oil
- Natural Gas
Agricultural Commodities
Agricultural commodities include products used in food production and industry.
- Cotton
- Wheat
- Maize
- Soybean
- Sugar
- Turmeric
- Jeera (Cumin)
- Coriander
How Risense Supports You
- Explain commodity price drivers, contract specifications, and leverage risks
- Support disciplined trading with position sizing and risk limits
- Monitor market trends, volatility, and event-driven price movement
- Discuss suitability before commodity exposure or trading participation
Investments are subject to market and product-specific risks. Please read all scheme, offer, and risk documents carefully before investing.