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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a commodities trader" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to someone who buys and sells commodities, such as agricultural products, metals, or energy resources.
Example: "After years of experience in the financial sector, she decided to become a commodities trader, focusing on oil and gas markets."
Alternatives: "a commodity broker" or "a trading specialist in commodities."
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Kutch, whose label is favoured by pinot lovers, was a commodities trader with a serious wine habit a decade ago.
He was a commodities trader.
I saw myself as a commodities trader in the City.
I was delighted by the news and phoned the main donor, a commodities trader.
Charlotte had quit her job as a commodities trader when her third daughter was born.
Three years later, he became a commodities trader and a manager of investment portfolios.
The groom, 27, is a commodities trader at Rich Dairy Products in Marshfield, Mass.
At age 18, instead of pursuing a university education, he became a commodities trader.
Mr. Meehan lost his son, Damian, a commodities trader at Carr Futures.
Her father is a commodities trader on the New York Mercantile Exchange in Manhattan.
Westport had that and more, said Mr. Shanahan, 43, a commodities trader turned teacher.
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