TeleTrade to discontinue several commodity symbols amid liquidity changes
TeleTrade, an international financial company, has announced upcoming changes to its commodity trading offerings following the delisting of certain products by its liquidity provider. These adjustments will affect trading on the company’s MetaTrader 4 (MT4) and MetaTrader 5 (MT5) platforms from mid-September until the end of the month.
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According to a statement published on TeleTrade’s website, trading in Cotton, Corn, Soybean, Wheat, Cocoa, and Coffee was switched to “close only” mode beginning 16 September 2025. During this period, traders can close existing positions in these contracts but will not be able to open new ones. This transitional measure is intended to allow clients to manage risk and wind down positions ahead of a larger restructuring of the product lineup.
Key deadlines and client obligations
The broker set a clear deadline: all open positions and pending orders in the affected symbols must be closed or canceled by the end of trading on 26 September 2025. Any positions left open beyond that date will be forcibly liquidated by the system, and all pending orders will be automatically deleted. TeleTrade stressed that clients should plan their activities accordingly to avoid unexpected disruptions or forced closures.
Final changes and contract returns
After the delisting, trading in Cotton, Corn, Soybean, and Wheat will be permanently discontinued on MT4 and MT5 servers as of 29 September 2025. These symbols will no longer be available under the current liquidity arrangements.
In contrast, Cocoa and Coffee contracts will return to the trading platforms on the same day with a revised price format. TeleTrade stated that this update reflects broader trends in commodity trading, where liquidity providers periodically adjust the range of products offered to brokers. For TeleTrade clients, the change highlights the importance of monitoring platform announcements and adapting strategies in line with shifting market access.
The broker urged traders to take the changes into account when planning their September trading activity, emphasizing that proactive management would help ensure a smooth transition during the adjustment period.
Earlier, TeleTrade launched its Accruals program, combining fixed and active income.
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