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Based on my close review of T. Rowe Price as a trader who values transparency and regulatory reliability, I must stress caution for anyone specifically seeking direct trading in individual assets like Gold (XAU/USD) or Crude Oil. T. Rowe Price presents itself as a well-established entity with a strong international profile, operating for over a decade and currently holding regulation in Hong Kong for dealing in futures contracts. However, during my assessment, I was unable to find any clear indication that they facilitate direct spot or CFD trading of individual commodities such as gold or crude oil. Their platform is oriented towards a wide array of investment products, including mutual funds, equities, fixed income, multi-asset strategies, private equity, and target-date solutions. These may provide indirect exposure to commodities or energy markets, usually through managed funds or asset baskets, but there is no evidence from the public information that they offer direct access to trading gold or oil as standalone instruments in the way most forex or CFD brokers do. Because key information regarding account structures, available trading platforms, or product specifics is not transparently disclosed, I would not assume access to direct commodities trading unless further verified with their support or through thorough due diligence. For me, this lack of clarity means I would exercise caution and seek a broker with explicit, well-documented access to gold and crude oil if those were my principal interests.