The instruments and their indicative prices.
Prices come from the catalog or the live feed; the trading price appears in SuperTrader.
- WHEATWheat532.50
- CORNCorn428.75
- SOYBEANSoybeans1,092.50
- COFFEECoffee384.20
- SUGARSugar15.42
- COCOACocoa6,180
Prices are indicative.
6 instruments here, the whole agriculture class in the platform. 8 markets and 1,250+ instruments, in one account.
All agriculture instruments
How the agriculture market works.
Wheat, corn, soybeans, coffee, sugar and cocoa; the price depends on the harvest and the weather.
Grains and softs
Wheat, corn and soybeans are grains; coffee, sugar and cocoa count as softs. Each product is priced in the unit of the futures market it tracks; the unit is in the instrument details.
The harvest calendar
Planting, growing and harvest periods are known for every crop. As the harvest nears, yield estimates steer the price; after it, the stocks do.
Weather and reports
When drought, frost or heavy rain hits production in a few countries, the price changes hard. The days the official supply and demand reports come out are marked on the calendar.
Rollover
Agriculture CFDs follow the price of a futures contract; at expiry the price moves to the next one and open positions receive an adjustment. The dates are in the instrument details.
Hours
They follow the hours of the futures markets they track; the hours differ by product and there may be a break during the day. The hours are in the instrument details.
Cost and margin
The gap between the sell and buy price shows before the order; a position held overnight carries a financing charge. Seasonal moves can be hard; the margin and the stop-loss level show before you confirm.
The dates that move this market.
The events on the economic calendar that touch this class's price the most.
Monthly supply and demand reports
The official estimate reports update production, stocks and export figures; grains can move hard that day.
Planting and harvest reports
Planted area and harvest progress data shape the season's supply expectations.
Weather forecasts
Forecasts of drought, frost or heavy rain in the main growing regions change the price without waiting for a report.
Frequently asked questions
Is there physical delivery on an agricultural CFD?
No. A CFD closes on the price difference only; you never take delivery of the product.
What moves agricultural prices?
Harvest estimates, weather, inventory data and export demand. Moves can be sharp on the days official crop reports are published.
Which unit are the prices shown in?
Each product is priced in the unit of its futures market. The unit and the contract size are written in the instrument details on the platform.
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