Metal Futures

Gold futures are hedging tools for commercial producers and users of gold. They also provide global price discovery and opportunities for portfolio diversification. They offer ongoing trading opportunities, since gold prices respond quickly to political and economic events.

Silver futures importance in world markets and responsiveness to world events make COMEX Division silver futures and options an important risk management tool for commercial interests as well as an exciting, potentially rewarding opportunity for those investors who seek to profit by correctly anticipating price changes.

Copper futures importance in world markets and responsiveness to world events make copper futures and options contracts important risk management tools for commercial interests as well as potentially rewarding opportunity for investors who seek to profit by correctly anticipating price changes.

Platinum futures and palladium are the most widely used of the six platinum group metals ; the group also includes rhodium, ruthenium, osmium, and iridium. These metals posses unique chemical and physical qualities that make them vital industrial materials. They are especially valued for their catalytic functions, their conductivity, and their resistance to corrosion.

Palladium futures are a hedging tool for commercial producers and users of the metal. They also provide global price discovery and opportunities for portfolio diversification.