Indices CFDs

Indices CFDs, or indices simply, behave like normal CFDs, but the underlying assets are global indices such as the S&P500, Nasdaq, EURO STOXX 50, and others. When trading a global index as a CFD, the focus is on the overall performance of the market rather than single-stock investment. Due to this, the risk is spread out.

Why trade Indices CFDs

A Contract for Difference, or CFD in short, is a financial derivative commonly described as a contract between the investor (or trader) and the CFD provider (or broker).
  • Trade 7 of the most important global indices as CFDs

  • Super-tight spreads and swaps

  • Total transparency throughout the order process

  • Competitively low margin requirements

  • Bidirectional bidding rising or falling prices

  • Portfolio hedging and diversification

Contract Specifications

A wide range of products

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