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Which Brokers offer ICE Crude Brent (BRN)

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Just to clarify, you can trade both Brent and WTI, on ICE-UK and on CME.

WTI is traded on larger volume on the CME and the Brent contract has larger volume on ICE-UK (NYSE Euronext). With both offering an equivalent market for their members/participants to trade the the complimentary market.

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