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Based on my close review of Huatai International’s services and the information available, I see that their primary business is rooted in Hong Kong and they are regulated by the SFC. Their offerings focus quite extensively on private wealth management, equity derivatives, asset management, and futures contracts, along with leveraged foreign exchange trading. In my experience, regulation by the SFC adds a layer of oversight that I find reassuring, as it generally demands robust compliance. However, when it comes to the ability to trade specific assets such as Gold (XAU/USD) and Crude Oil directly, I have not found clear evidence in the details they provide. Their main trading platform appears to be proprietary rather than covering broad multi-asset access, and while they do mention futures and leveraged FX trading, specifics about readily available commodities like gold or oil CFD products aren’t outlined. This makes me cautious, as transparent access to such popular instruments is typically emphasized if available. Therefore, for me as a trader who often seeks direct exposure to XAU/USD or crude oil, I’d need explicit confirmation from the broker before proceeding. The regulated environment is a positive, but the absence of public detail on these assets means I’d strongly recommend reaching out to customer service for precise product availability—especially since asset menu transparency is an important facet of trust in a broker.