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Based on my review of Cloudfutures, I could not find any support for trading Gold (XAU/USD), Crude Oil, or other commodity-based instruments. My examination of the available materials and official listings indicates that Cloudfutures operates as a futures broker regulated in China and holds a valid futures license with the China Financial Futures Exchange. However, they are explicitly focused on futures products and do not mention or offer forex, commodities, indices, stocks, cryptocurrencies, bonds, options, or ETFs. This is a crucial limitation: for traders like myself interested in gold or crude oil contracts—whether as spot or CFD products—Cloudfutures is not suitable, at least with the currently disclosed instruments. Additionally, I need to point out the lack of transparent details on trading conditions and instruments, which leaves some ambiguity, but there is no direct evidence that they provide access to gold, oil, or similar markets. In my experience, when a broker’s public information and official disclosures do not reference a specific asset class, it is prudent to assume those instruments are unavailable. For gold and crude oil exposure, I would consider a broker that clearly states support for commodity trading to ensure my trading objectives are met and regulatory clarity is maintained.