Indices.Trade 13 stock market indices.

A stock index follows the share prices of a group of large companies. Trade the direction of a whole market with one position.

At a glance

Instruments
13 stock market indices
Regions
US, Europe and Asia
Trading hours
Around each exchange's hours
Priced in
Index points

How index trading works.

The US 30 follows 30 large US companies, the S&P 500 follows 500 and the Nasdaq 100 follows 100 of the largest non-financial companies on the Nasdaq exchange. Index CFDs track these benchmarks without you buying any shares.

Indices can jump or drop when their market opens, if news came out while it was closed. This is called a gap.

What moves prices

  • Company earnings, especially of the largest companies
  • Interest rates and economic data
  • The market's opening and closing hours

What it costs

You pay the spread, plus a commission on Premier and Elite. Positions held overnight pay or receive overnight funding. Contract sizes and margin are in each symbol's specification in MetaTrader 5. How costs work

Instruments you can trade.

Examples of instruments you can trade
SymbolWhat it is
US30Wall Street 30 (Dow Jones)
NAS100Nasdaq 100
SPX500S&P 500
GER40Germany 40 (DAX)
UK100UK 100 (FTSE 100)
JPN225Japan 225 (Nikkei)

Examples. The full list, with contract sizes, margin and trading hours for each symbol, is in MetaTrader 5.

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CFDs are leveraged products. You could lose all the money you deposit. They may not be suitable for everyone.

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