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Energy Trading refers to trading on the price of various Energy commodities, most commonly Crude Oil and Natural Gas. Given their wide domestic and industrial use, it is no surprise that Energy Commodities are some of the most popular tradable assets in the market.
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Crude oil is a fossil fuel consisting of hydrocarbon deposits and other organic materials. It is obtained through drilling in oil reserves deep underground. It is considered the most important energy commodity that is heavily traded throughout the globe due to its high volatility.
Crude Oil is used in manufacturing, energy production as well as in transportation. Natural Gas is used for heating, the production of electricity, and even cooking at home with gas stoves.
Keep an eye out for the monthly OPEC (Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countries) meeting report. Their announcements can cause significant volatility in the energy commodities market and are an excellent opportunity to take advantage of.
Natural gas is a gas found alongside oil reserves in the ground and is one of the cleanest energy sources due to its very low carbon dioxide emissions when burned.
The price of Crude Oil and Natural Gas are affected mainly by demand and supply, which in turn can be affected by external factors, such as extraction and treatment, weather and seasonal patterns, and accidents and natural disasters
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