Whole stock markets, in one trade

Take a position on an index that tracks a group of companies. Index CFDs provide price exposure without ownership of the underlying shares.

Index contracts

Use index CFDs to follow a broader stock market through one instrument. Where available, cash-based and futures-based contracts have their own financing, expiry and adjustment terms.

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Indices instruments
IndexContract typeCurrencyValue per pointTrading schedule
US 500 (US500)Cash, no expiryUSD$1 per lotMon–Fri 01:00 – 23:55, break 23:15 – 23:30
Wall Street 30 (US30)Cash, no expiryUSD$1 per lotMon–Fri 01:00 – 23:55, break 23:15 – 23:30
US Tech 100 (NAS100)Cash, no expiryUSD$1 per lotMon–Fri 01:00 – 23:55, break 23:15 – 23:30
Germany 40 (GER40)Cash, no expiryEUR€1 per lotMon–Fri 03:15 – 22:59
UK 100 (UK100)Cash, no expiryGBP£1 per lotMon–Fri 03:00 – 22:59
Japan 225 (JP225)Cash, no expiryJPY¥100 per lotMon–Fri 01:00 – 23:55, break 23:15 – 23:30
Australia 200 (AUS200)Cash, no expiryAUDA$1 per lotMon–Fri 02:50 – 09:30, 10:10 – 23:55

Spreads are typical averages during the London and New York sessions and are indicative. They can widen when markets are volatile or thin. Raw forex and metals trades also pay commission; share CFDs pay commission on both accounts. Swaps are in points per lot unless stated, charged three times on Wednesday for forex and metals and on Friday for other markets. Times are server time (GMT+2, or GMT+3 during US summer time).

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Costs and adjustments

The specifications show spreads, commissions where applicable, margin and overnight financing. Dividend or other adjustments may apply under the contract terms.

Trading schedules

An index CFD may trade on a different schedule from its underlying share market. Contract schedules include the available sessions and holiday changes.

Account and platform options

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