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AXIORY expands metals and Battle CFDs, adds soft-commodity CFDs

AXIORY's Japanese website said on 13 October 2025 that it had expanded its precious-metals CFD and Battle CFD lineups and started offering soft-commodity CFDs. The notice names coffee, cocoa, sugar, cotton, wheat and soybeans as soft commodities, and says copper and aluminium were added to the metals range.

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Soft-commodity CFDs

AXIORY said it newly began offering CFDs on soft commodities, which the notice describes as cultivated agricultural products including coffee, cocoa, sugar, cotton, wheat and soybeans. The broker attributed price movements in these markets to planting and harvest cycles, weather such as drought and storms, global consumption, trade policy and supply-chain changes. It also said soft commodities can respond to different fundamentals from hard commodities such as gold and crude oil, which AXIORY said may help portfolio diversification.

Metals lineup

The notice says the precious-metals CFD range was expanded beyond existing gold, silver, platinum and palladium, citing copper and aluminium among the additions. AXIORY described the move as making industrial-metal and base-metal trading possible and allowing strategies based on global demand, supply and economic trends. The broker grouped copper and aluminium under the precious-metals CFD heading while describing them as industrial or base metals.

Battle CFD

AXIORY said its Battle CFD product combines two instruments and allows trading of the relative performance of one against the other. The update expands the selectable instruments, which the broker said permits comparison across a wider range of assets and a more strategic approach in volatile markets. The notice did not list the added instruments or give a count.

AXIORY Japan website · AXIORY

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