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Energy fees

Libertex energy fees

Energy CFDs on Libertex — 8 instruments covering Brent crude, WTI crude, natural gas, heating oil, plus cash-settled variants. Flat 0.03% commission, multiplier up to 1:100 on oil contracts (1:60 on natural gas). This page covers cost mechanics and the full energy instrument table.

8 instruments0.03% commissionUp to 1:100 (oil)
Practice on the demoCost mechanics ↓

Featured instruments

All energy instruments on Libertex

All 8 energy CFD instruments offered on Libertex with their multiplier ceiling and 0.03% uniform commission. Brent and WTI oil cap at 1:100; natural gas at 1:60. Cash variants (BRNCash, NGASCash, USOILCash) settle similarly with $20 minimum trade.

InstrumentSymbolMax multiplierCommissionMin trade

Multiplier ceiling is the headline maximum; effective leverage depends on your jurisdiction and account type. Energy CFDs are linked to underlying futures which roll periodically — review contract specifications for roll mechanics.

Cost mechanics

What you pay on an energy trade

Four mechanics on every energy CFD position. Oil spreads tighten during NYMEX and ICE primary sessions; natural gas wider throughout reflecting thinner market.

  1. Spread tight in main sessions

    Per entry

    Brent and WTI tightest during NYMEX/ICE cash hours when underlying futures are most active. Natural gas spreads wider — thinner market, more volatile. Inventory days (EIA crude/products on Wednesday, EIA natural gas on Thursday) move spreads sharply for minutes around the release.

  2. 0.03% opening commission

    Per trade

    Uniform 0.03% per-trade fee on multiplied position size. On a $10,000 oil notional ($100 margin × 1:100): 0.03% = $3 commission. Visible on the ticket.

  3. Overnight financing on rolled exposure

    Per night held

    Energy CFDs reflect underlying futures contracts, which roll periodically. Overnight financing on leveraged positions includes both the standard leverage cost and any contango/backwardation effect from the futures curve. Multi-week oil plays carry meaningful financing costs from both.

  4. Natural gas multiplier capped lower

    Always

    Henry Hub natural gas (NG) caps at 1:60 vs oil's 1:100, reflecting more volatile intraday moves and seasonal spikes. Winter heating-demand swings and summer cooling-demand can produce double-digit-percent moves in a single session. Lower multiplier bounds account exposure to those moves.

Related

Where to read next

Three pages cover surrounding context — fees hub, trading hours for energy markets, and the demo where oil and gas CFDs can be tested without committing capital.

  • Fees hub

    Cross-category cost overview — energy sits in the 0.03% commission band with stocks, indices, metals, ETFs and bonds.

    Fees hub

  • Trading hours

    Energy market sessions, when spreads tighten, what happens during EIA inventory releases. Spreads widen materially around scheduled data.

    Trading hours

  • Demo account

    $50,000 virtual, real-time Brent and WTI pricing. Test energy CFD execution and overnight financing impact on the order ticket.

    Demo

FAQ

Energy fee questions

Trading in financial instruments is a risky activity and can bring not only profits, but also losses. The amount of possible losses is limited by the amount of the deposit.