Trade Global
Spot Energies
Trade crude oil, Brent, and natural gas with ultra-low spreads, high leverage, and real-time execution.

MARKETS
Spot Energies Available to Trade
Why Trade Spot Energies
with Inveslo
Access global oil and gas markets with direct market execution, competitive spreads, and flexible leverage options.

Energy Assets
Trade popular spot energy assets, including Brent Crude, and Gas.

Market Flexibility
Open long or short positions to trade changing energy prices.

Zero Commission
Access transparent pricing with no hidden deposit or trading fees.

Flexible Leverage
Amplify your market positions with competitive leverage up to 1:500.

Tight Spreads
Enjoy competitive floating spreads paired with lightning fast execution speed.

Risk Control
Manage portfolio exposure effectively across diverse global energy benchmarks.
How to Trade Spot Energies
with Inveslo

Step 01
Open an Account
Register and complete your account setup.
Step 02
Fund the Account
Deposit funds using your preferred payment method.
Step 03
Start Trading
Access live spot energy charts and execute trades.
One Account
Global Market Access
Frequently
Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about trading oil and gas with Inveslo.
Which spot energy instruments can I trade with Inveslo?
You can trade major global energy benchmarks including UK Brent (Spot), US Crude / WTI (Spot), and US Natural Gas (Spot).
What leverage is offered for spot energy CFDs?
Inveslo provides competitive leverage up to 1:500 for spot energy trading, allowing you to optimize position sizes with flexible margin requirements.
What is the difference between Brent and WTI crude oil?
Brent Crude is extracted from the North Sea and serves as the international price benchmark, while WTI (US Crude) is sourced from North America and serves as the US market benchmark.
Are there any deposit or commission fees for trading energies?
Inveslo charges zero deposit or withdrawal fees and offers zero-commission trading on Standard STP and ECN Commission Free accounts.
Can I profit from both rising and falling energy prices?
Yes, trading energy CFDs allows you to open both long (buy) and short (sell) positions to capitalize on two-way market movements without taking physical delivery.



