Oil trading refers to buying and selling oil or oil-related instruments, such as Brent Crude or WTI. Prices are driven by global supply and demand, geopolitical tensions, OPEC production decisions and economic growth. Traders can speculate on oil prices using CFDs or futures, aiming to benefit from price movements rather than physical delivery. Oil markets can be highly volatile due to shifting energy demand and supply risks.
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