WS6V

470.35 USD

+0.17%

Today

+0.48%

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Information

Name

White Sugar October (50 metric tons) Exp 07 Sep 2026 Leveraged

Currency

USD

Standard Leverage

10X

Avg Daily Volume

48.29K

52 Week High

698.25 USD

52 Week Low

492.25 USD

Trading Hours

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Top News

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+1.49%

NG6Z

+0.07%

NG6N

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NG6Q

+1.91%

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+0.21%

CrudeOilN6

-0.43%

CrudeOilQ6

-1.84%

CrudeOilU6

+2.74%

CrudeOilV6

+1.79%

CrudeOilX6

+1.79%

CrudeOilZ6

+8.61%

CM6N

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CM6U

+0.72%

CM6Z

+0.72%

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What is a commodity in trading?

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How do you trade in commodities?

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What are examples of commodity trades?

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Which commodity is most profitable?

The most profitable commodity varies with market conditions. Historically, crude oil, gold, and natural gas have shown high volatility and strong trading opportunities.