Understanding overnight fees and adjustments on spot commodities (Natural Gas)

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Overview

When holding a position on Natural Gas, your statement reflects two key components:

  1. A daily premium adjustment – related to the underlying futures market
  2. A daily admin fee – a small fixed percentage charged by Capital.com

Update (effective from 26 June 2025):
We’ve improved how these costs are displayed to make your statement clearer and more transparent.

 

What’s new?

Previously, both the price adjustment (from the underlying futures market) and the admin fee were combined and shown as a single amount in your overnight charge or credit.

Starting 26 June 2025, these two components will now be displayed separately:

Component What It reflects Displayed as
Daily premium adjustment Market movement between front-month futures Separate line in your statement
Admin fee Our fixed fee for holding the position overnight Separate line (0.01096% per day)

This change does not affect the total amount you pay or receive – it’s purely to make each element clearer.

 

Why this matters

This breakdown helps you:
See exactly how much you're being charged or credited due to market dynamics
Distinguish that from Capital.com's own fixed admin fee


Admin fee

The admin fee remains unchanged:
0.01096% per day, applied to the notional value of your open position
Always a debit, regardless of long or short positions


No action required

You don’t need to make any changes. This update will apply automatically to all Natural Gas positions held from 26 June 2025 onward.

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