Oil Market: Trading, Pricing & Future Oil Markets

What's included:

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• Eligibility to earn a CPD & QLS endorsed certificate.
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The oil market has long influenced economies, shaped policies, and stirred geopolitical strategies. In this course, you'll explore the landscape of oil trading, pricing mechanisms, and futures with clarity and structure. From OPEC to Brent crude, from spot prices to derivatives, the content walks you through the essentials of how the oil market operates—and why it matters. Designed for learners looking to understand the strategic value behind oil, this course covers the commercial side of this powerful commodity in a globally connected market.

You’ll gain insight into what drives oil prices, how supply and demand interact, and how futures trading in oil contracts influences investor behaviour. The role of speculation, storage, transportation, and political factors in oil pricing will be analysed. For those interested in economic trends, trading strategies, or energy market careers, this course offers foundational understanding of oil markets—without drowning in overly technical jargon. The oil sector isn’t going anywhere, and understanding its rhythms is not just smart—it’s strategic.

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Learning Outcomes:

• Understand how oil is traded across global exchanges and networks.
• Learn how oil prices are determined in different market structures.
• Analyse global events and their impact on oil market trends.
• Explore the role of oil futures in commodity trading decisions.
• Gain clarity on supply chains and storage influencing oil pricing.

Who is this course for?

• Beginners aiming to understand the oil market mechanics.
• Traders interested in expanding into oil commodities.
• Students researching economics or energy market trends.
• Financial analysts diversifying into oil sector data.
• Investors exploring opportunities in global oil markets.

Career Path & Average UK Salaries:

• Energy Trader – £55,000 per year
• Commodities Analyst – £50,000 per year
• Market Risk Analyst – £48,000 per year
• Petroleum Economist – £60,000 per year
• Energy Policy Advisor – £52,000 per year
• Oil Pricing Analyst – £47,000 per year