Save 82% on US indices¹

Keep more of what you earn with reduced pricing on popular indices like US30, USTEC, and US500.

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Keep more of what you earn on indices

Navigate volatility with stable pricing

Trade market-moving news releases with spreads that stay tight and stable, no matter the market conditions.²

Open orders with reliable execution

Capture opportunities in the indices market with fast execution across all platforms.

Hold overnight orders for free

Lower your trading costs with swap-free trading on all available indices.

Indices market conditions

The global index market is a broad network of stock indices that typically include hundreds or thousands of stocks from large to small-cap companies. Exness’ award-winning trading platform allows you to speculate on the price movements of various stock indices without having to buy the underlying asset.

Spreads
Exness recently reduced its spreads on US indices by 82%¹ and offers the most stable pricing on the market for US30 in particular³. Spreads are always floating, and the values in the table reflect yesterday’s averages. Check the trading platform for live spreads. Please note: Spreads may widen when markets experience lower liquidity. This may persist until liquidity levels are restored.

Swaps
Swap values may be updated on a daily basis. If you are a resident of a Muslim country, all accounts are automatically swap-free.

Dividends
Dividend amounts may be updated on a daily basis. Check upcoming dividends and read more important information about dividends in our Help Center.

Fixed margin requirements
When trading indices, leverage is fixed at 1:400 for US30, US500 and USTEC, and 1:200 for other indices. All indices’ daily higher margin requirements depend on the specific index. You can find a list of all higher margin requirements for indices here.

Stop level
Please note that the stop level values in the table above are subject to change and may not be available for traders using certain high-frequency trading strategies or Expert Advisors.

Indices trading hours
The trading hours for indices differ depending on the underlying instrument. Learn more about trading hours in our Help Center.

Frequently asked questions

The most popular currency pairs to trade are the ones that offer the most liquidity – i.e. the ones that people trade the most.

These include FX majors like AUDUSD, EURUSD, GBPUSD, NZDUSD, USDCAD, USDCHF, and USDJPY. These currency trading pairs are all available to trade completely swap-free at Exness, so you can hold your positions for longer at no extra charge.

Other popular currency pairs that traders like to add to their portfolios are FX minors. These include AUDCAD, CADCHF, EURAUD, GBPCHF, and more. Most FX minors are also available with no overnight charges at Exness.

You can see exactly which minors are included in the swap-free program in the instruments table on this page.

Leverage is essentially the ability to place trades with the use of borrowed capital. Your broker gives you a sort of loan to add to your funds, so you can use less of your own money, but still access larger trading positions.

When combined with a solid risk management strategy, leverage in forex can lead to greater returns from FX trading, because it makes capitalizing on smaller price movements more lucrative. But it can also lead to greater losses if you don’t combine it with a well-thought-out risk management strategy.

To avoid excess losses and increase your chances of higher returns, make sure you plan your risk strategy and maintain a sensible level of exposure before choosing your preferred leverage option.

Margin in online forex trading is basically the amount of money that you need to open a position. It acts as collateral against any price movements. Forex brokers usually determine this as a percentage of the total position size, based on your chosen leverage.

To open a forex trade online, you need to have enough funds in your account to meet the margin requirement for the trade. You can gain more control over your trades by setting an appropriate margin level that aligns with your overall risk management strategy.