OIL ROLLOVER

Oil Rollover Explained

HOW OIL ROLLOVER WORKS

When trading oil instruments, positions are based on futures contracts that have an expiry date. As the contract approaches expiry, open positions are automatically rolled over to the next available contract to maintain continuous pricing.

During this process, prices may adjust to reflect the difference between the expiring contract and the new contract. These price adjustments are known as rollover adjustments.

Do I incur any losses during the oil rollover?

The rollover process itself does not create profits or losses. Any price adjustment applied during rollover is purely a reflection of the price difference between contracts.

  • Open positions are automatically rolled forward
  • No manual action is required from traders
  • Account equity remains unchanged after rollover

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Oil Rollover