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Home / Education / Markets / Metals Futures Overview

Metals Futures Overview

Metal futures have a long-standing history of attracting everyone from banks to private individual traders. These contracts’ widespread popularity is a result of their usefulness in protecting buyers and sellers against price and volatility risk, as well as for allowing investors to pursue opportunities.

Metals Futures Markets


Copper Futures Copper Futures - Copper is unique among other metals because it can establish the state of economic growth in a given country. This precious metal maintains its significance alongside silver and gold in futures investing
Gold Futures Gold Futures - Gold is the most popular investment and trade option of all precious metals on the markets.
Palladium Futures Palladium Futures - This jack-of-all-trades metal is steadily growing in importance in the futures markets.
Platinum Futures - Platinum’s multiuse functionality has earned its increased importance in the futures markets over the past few years.
Silver Futures Silver Futures - Second in popularity, after gold, in the futures markets, silver is looked upon as a good investment because of its versatility and many industry uses.

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