FuturesTrading
Trade Futures Through MH Markets
Pure Price Speculation
Competitive Leverage Across Major Futures
Capitalize in Any Market Direction
Futures Market Watchlist
Benefits of Trading Futures
High Liquidity
Enter and exit positions swiftly across deeply liquid global futures markets
Leverage Access
Trade larger positions with less capital through flexible margin-based leverage
Portfolio Diversification
Gain exposure to commodities and financial instruments beyond traditional assets
No Physical Delivery
Speculate purely on price direction without handling the underlying asset
Transparent Pricing
Trade with clear, upfront costs and no hidden markups on futures CFDs
Contract Expiry & Close Only Mode
During Close Only Mode:
Opening new Buy or Sell positions will not be permitted.
Existing positions may only be reduced or closed.
Clients are encouraged to manage their positions before the contract expiry date.
Clients are advised to monitor contract expiry schedules and manage their positions accordingly.
Trade Futures in Minutes
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the difference between futures trading and spot trading?
Spot trading involves buying or selling an asset at its current market price for immediate settlement. Futures trading, on the other hand, involves agreeing to buy or sell an asset at a fixed price on a future date. With MH Markets, you trade futures as CFDs, meaning you gain price exposure without physical ownership or settlement obligations.
Can I lose more than my initial deposit when trading futures CFDs?
Yes. Because futures CFDs are leveraged products, losses can exceed your initial deposit if the market moves significantly against your position. This is why risk management tools such as stop-loss orders are strongly recommended. MH Markets provides built-in risk controls to help you manage your exposure effectively.
What futures markets are available at MH Markets?
MH Markets offers futures CFDs on some of the world's most actively traded commodity markets, including Gold, Brent Crude Oil, and WTI Crude Oil. The full list of available instruments, along with their contract specifications, is available on the MH Markets trading platform.
What happens when a futures contract expires?
Futures contracts have a defined expiration date. Before expiry, traders may choose to close their position or roll it over to a later contract month, subject to the broker's procedures and product specifications. If a position remains open close to expiry, MH Markets may take action in accordance with its trading terms, such as closing the position or facilitating a rollover where applicable. Clients should review the contract specifications and expiry schedule for the relevant instrument, available on the trading platform.
