EMISS

Trade EMISS CFD

Past performance or future forecasts does not constitute a reliable indicator of future performance.

Fees

Less cost, more investments

Competitive fees

Trade with leverage and keep costs low

Free deposits/withdrawals

Manage your funds. Take advantage of free deposits and withdrawals.

No custody fees

No custody fees up to 250,000 EUR. After that, 0.02% per annum, minimum £10.

Learn

What is CFD trading?

New to CFDs? Learn how CFD trading works and how you can trade on both rising and falling prices without owning the underlying asset. We explain the basics, financial leverage, potential benefits and risks in simple terms.

Read the Beginner’s Guide

Create an account

Open your XTB account in just a few simple steps. Get access to global markets and a wide range of investment opportunities.

Make a deposit

Add funds to your account using one of the available payment methods. Once your funds are available, you’re ready to start investing.

Trade EMISS

Find EMISS in XTB App, choose how much you want to invest and place your order. Start building your portfolio on your terms.

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About instrument

Invest in EMISS CFD

Minimal spread

0.05

Margin

20%

Leverage

5

Commission

-

Market hours

8:05 am - 6:00 pm

FAQ

Do you have more questions?

Find answers to our most commonly asked questions. Still have a question? Please contact our customer support team.

It is not possible to determine the "best" commodity to invest in, as the performance of different commodities can vary significantly depending on a wide range of factors. Some common commodities that are traded on the financial markets include oil, gold, and agricultural products.

Yes, individuals can invest in commodities through e.g. commodity based instruments - such as CFDs and futures contracts or purchasing physical meterials.

It is not possible to determine a "top" commodity, as it depends on a wide range of factors, but top five commodities by global trade volume are: Oil, Natural Gas, Gold, Silver and Copper. However, the popularity of different commodities can vary depending on regional and global economic conditions.