* Trading is risky. Your capital is at risk
Why trade Metals with FXTM
Transparent trading costs
Super-low commission and spreads as low as zero for Gold/US Dollar (XAUUSD).
Faster execution for better price
We execute your trades in milliseconds, so you'll always get the best market price.
Leverage up to 1:3000
Boost your capital and results with leverage. Both profits and losses are multiplied.
Go long or short
Trade Metal CFDs to harness opportunities whether prices are rising or falling.
Precious metals trading. Perfected.
Trade the price of Gold and Silver
The precious metals of Gold and silver have been exchanged for centuries. Today, they continue to be a popular choice for many traders.
Trade the price of Gold and Silver on FXTM today with Contracts for Difference (CFDs).
Gold and silver are:- Widely considered potential safe havens
- Good for diversifying your portfolio
- Popular during times of volatility
Market news, expert insights and trading analysis
Our team of experienced market analysts deliver key insights and analysis daily, covering the latest market news, economic events, and potential market movements.
Frequently asked questions
With FXTM, you can start investing in precious metals by trading the spot price of the following instruments:
Gold
- XAUUSD (Gold/US Dollar)
- XAUEUR (Gold/Euro)
- XAUGBP (Gold/British Pound)
- XAU/AUD (Gold/Australian Dollar)
- XAU/JPY (Gold/Japanese Yen)
- XAU/CNH (Gold/Chinese Yuan)
Silver
- XAGUSD (Silver/US Dollar)
- XAGEUR (Silver/Euro)
- XAG/AUD (Silver/Australian Dollar)
- XAG/JPY (Silver/Japanese Yen)
When you trade spot Metals, you'll own the Gold or Silver itself. Metals CFDs, on the other hand, allow you to speculate on the price movements without ever owning the asset. A key advantage of CFDs is that you're able to enter contracts for prices falling (going short), as well as rising (going long).
All trading comes with risk and CFD trading is no different. We strongly encourage you to take your time, do your research, and practice good risk management. We have excellent analysis tools to help you.
The spot price refers to the price set out to buy or sell a security, commodity, etc. This price is also known as the market (or live) price. For Gold, for example, the spot price is a rate that may change throughout the day.