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Indices Trading

Trade the world's major stock indices, from the S&P 500 to the FTSE 100, in a single position.

Global Equity Markets

Why Trade Indices with Fundamental Capital Ltd

Stock indices let you gain exposure to an entire economy or sector without picking individual stocks. Trade the performance of hundreds of leading companies in one position, with tight spreads, flexible leverage, and access to the world's major markets around the clock.

US indices

US Markets

US Indices

Trade the S&P 500, Dow Jones Industrial Average, and Nasdaq 100 — the benchmarks for the world's largest economy. These indices track everything from blue-chip industrials to leading technology companies.

Trade US Indices
European indices

European Markets

European Indices

Access Europe's leading markets through the DAX 40, FTSE 100, and CAC 40, giving you exposure to Germany, the UK, and France's largest publicly traded companies.

Trade European Indices
Asian indices

Asian Markets

Asian Indices

Trade the Nikkei 225, Hang Seng, and other major Asian benchmarks to gain exposure to the region's fastest-moving economies during Asian trading hours.

Trade Asian Indices
Flexible leverage on indices

Leverage & Margin

Flexible Leverage

Trade indices with leverage to control a larger position with a smaller capital outlay, letting you tailor your exposure to match your strategy and risk tolerance.

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Why Trade With Us

Superior Trading Conditions

Everything you need to trade the markets with an edge.

Tight Spreads

Competitive spreads on all major global indices.

Fast Execution

Low-latency order fills with no dealing-desk intervention.

High Leverage

Flexible leverage to suit your trading strategy.

Global Coverage

Trade major indices from the US, Europe, and Asia.

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Open an account and trade the world's leading stock markets.

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INDICES

Stock indices measure the collective performance of a basket of companies, giving traders a way to speculate on the broader direction of an economy or sector rather than a single stock. Because indices aggregate many companies, they tend to be less volatile than individual equities while still reacting sharply to economic data, interest rate decisions, and geopolitical events. Trading indices with leverage allows investors to gain meaningful market exposure with a relatively small capital outlay, and because major indices trade across overlapping global sessions, opportunities exist across almost the entire trading day.