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From my personal experience and the information available, Yuanta’s primary strength seems to lie in offering access to a broad range of equities and derivatives, especially within the Hong Kong market. As a trader focused on specific assets like Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil, I need to be mindful that Yuanta does not explicitly list spot forex instruments or commodities such as gold or oil among their core products. Their platform centers on stocks (including Hong Kong, China, Taiwan, and US equities), derivatives like callable bull/bear contracts and warrants, and futures & options tied mainly to regional exchanges. Even though Yuanta is licensed and supervised by the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission, and certainly operates with a degree of regulatory oversight I appreciate, if my primary goal is spot trading gold or crude oil CFDs in the conventional sense, Yuanta may not be the best fit. In my experience, brokers emphasizing multi-asset global platforms often list commodity and forex pairs clearly in their product range; here, that's not the case. While it’s possible that certain exchange-traded futures contracts on gold or oil are accessible through their futures offering, there’s no clear mention of XAU/USD or similar direct products. For me, clarity about tradable instruments is paramount, and unless Yuanta can confirm access to these specific assets, I prefer to choose platforms that state such offerings transparently. I advise careful verification with Yuanta’s support team before opening an account if gold or oil trading is your priority.