CFD TRADING FOR CORPORATES
Why trade CFDs with Flux Markets?
Flux Markets connects your business to global energy contracts — diesel, jet, gasoil, crude and more. Lock in future prices, manage risk, and protect your margins with institutional-grade tools made accessible for commercial trading.
Whether you are a corporate entity looking for energy market hedging solutions or you are just interested in accessing the global energy markets for proprietary trading, we provide:
- Unrivalled depth of liquidity across the main global energy benchmarks
- Swift Electronic Execution capabilities on up six prompt tenors for Future and Swap contracts including outrights, geographical and cross-product differentials and time-spreads on crude oil, gasoline, fuel oil, distillates, naphtha and more key global energy benchmarks
- Live pricing and live update of positions’ mark-to-market: transparency over P&L and margin requirements to allow for unmatched efficiency in risk and cashflow management
- Customised hedging solutions: we put our expertise at your disposal to help you structure complex hedges which match to the nearest barrel or metric tonne your physical exposure
- Dedicated Direct communication channel to the dealing desk for trade execution services or any trading related query of urgent nature.
A New Ecosystem of Contracts
Trade beyond Brent and WTI. Access global outright, differential, and time-spread contracts across crude, jet fuel, diesel, propane, marine fuel, and naphtha—priced where you operate.
Protection Against Volatility
Secure input costs or protect forward margins. From hedging aviation fuel to locking in diesel spreads, our suite of instruments enables precision hedging across the barrel.
Institutional-Grade Market Data
About Contracts for Difference
The contracts on our CFD trading app are based on the those that institutions can trade on Flux Terminal.
Standard CFDs
CFD trading allows you to speculate on whether the price of a financial asset will go up or down. This allows you to potentially profit in both rising and falling markets, making a profit if you’re right or a loss if you’re wrong.
CFD trading is particularly attractive because it doesn’t require the same major financial outlay as actually buying the asset you’re speculating on. The price you pay depends on the margin, which is typically a fraction of the asset’s value.
Under UK tax law, CFDs are treated like an investment - meaning profits are subject to capital gains tax, and losses can be offset against profits.