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In my experience navigating the forex and commodities markets, selecting a broker with transparent and robust asset offerings is a top priority. With regard to RCG (Leese Trading Group), the primary focus of their services is clearly on agricultural risk management, futures brokerage, clearing, and execution—especially for clients involved in the agricultural sector. While these kinds of firms often provide access to major futures markets, including those that may offer gold (XAU/USD) or crude oil contracts, I have not found any direct or explicit confirmation from RCG’s public information that they offer spot trading or specific pricing for XAU/USD or crude oil to individual forex traders. Their value proposition centers on agricultural products, risk hedging, and clearing through major futures exchanges. While it's technically possible that, as a futures broker, they might facilitate trades in gold or oil futures for qualifying clients, the absence of valid regulatory oversight and the explicit lack of information regarding asset range raise significant concerns for me. Without detailed documentation about asset lists or platform support for commodities like gold and crude oil, I personally would remain very cautious here. For me, the conservative approach is to seek clarification directly from their support on available instruments. Given the high potential risks highlighted, the lack of a regulatory license, and the agricultural specialization, I would not assume easy access to XAU/USD or crude oil without explicit confirmation and evidence. In any case, my strong recommendation is to prioritize only those brokers who are transparent about their asset range and regulatory compliance before considering trading sensitive instruments like gold and oil.