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LiteFinance Adds Oil Trading with Perpetual Contracts Tied to Brent and WTI
LiteFinance Global LLC, which operates the offshore LiteFinance platform and was previously known as LiteForex in several markets, has introduced two new instruments which track the price of WTI and Brent crude oil through perpetual contracts. The move allows clients to trade oil without time restrictions, including outside traditional exchange hours, as brokers increasingly adopt always-on trading models. According to Wednesday's announcement, the contracts are available across all account types and can be traded via MetaTrader 5, cTrader, LiteFinance’s web platform, and mobile applications. The broker stated that ... (full story)
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