CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. xx% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

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Indices

A whole market in a single position: trade the main stock indices of the US, Europe and Asia, long or short.

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Why trade indices

An index sums up the performance of a group of shares: the S&P 500 the 500 largest US companies, the DAX the 40 largest German ones. With an index CFD you take a view on the whole market instead of a single company.

Our instrument names (US 500, Germany 40…) refer to the CFD that tracks the index; the official index names are trademarks of their owners.

What you can trade

InstrumentUnderlying indexMax leverageTypical spread
US 500US500
S&P 5001:20to be confirmed
US Tech 100US100
Nasdaq 1001:20to be confirmed
Wall Street 30US30
Dow Jones Industrial Average1:20to be confirmed
Germany 40DE40
DAX 401:20to be confirmed
UK 100UK100
FTSE 1001:20to be confirmed
France 40FR40
CAC 401:20to be confirmed
Euro 50EU50
Euro Stoxx 501:20to be confirmed
Japan 225JP225
Nikkei 2251:20to be confirmed
Italy 40IT40
FTSE MIB1:10to be confirmed
Hong Kong 50HK50
Hang Seng1:10to be confirmed

Sample list: available instruments and their specifications are listed in MetaTrader 4.

At a glance

Max leverage — major indices
1:20
Max leverage — other indices
1:10
Hours
Mon–Fri, extended hours with breaks
Minimum size
to be confirmed
Spread
variable
Dividends
adjustment on open positions

Leverage limits set by ESMA measures for retail clients.

What moves prices

Company earnings

Earnings season moves indices, above all when the heaviest stocks report.

Interest rates

Lower rates tend to support stock markets, higher rates to hold them back.

Macro data and sentiment

Growth, jobs and confidence change investors' appetite for risk.

Live prices

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CFDs are leveraged products: losses can quickly exceed the capital you commit to a position. Before trading, make sure you understand how they work and only use money you can afford to lose.

Frequently asked
questions

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What happens with dividends?

When the index's companies pay a dividend, an adjustment is applied to open positions: usually a credit on long positions and a debit on short ones.

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