Our Top Indices Instruments
Note that the margin price fluctuations are influenced by leverage*
Why Trade Indices
With Al-Salam Investments?
Tight spreads from 0.0 pips
Over 30 currency pairs
Multiple top-tier liquidity providers
Leverage up to 1:100
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Which Account Supports Indices Trading?
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- Min. Deposit
- Leverage
- Spreads From (Pip)
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- Swap *
- Execution
- Stop Out
- Markets
* Swap Policy Applied
PRO
Best For Starters
- MT5
- $50
- 1:100
- Starting From 1.0
- $0.00
- Yes
- Market
- 5%
- FX, Commodities, Indices, Shares CFDs
PRIME
Best For Devotees
- MT5
- $5,000
- 1:100
- Starting From 0
- $6.00
- Yes
- Market
- 5%
- FX, Commodities, Indices, Shares CFDs
EXECUTIVE
Best for experts
- MT5
- $10,000
- 1:100
- Starting From 0
- $3.00
- Yes
- Market
- 5%
- FX, Commodities, Indices, Shares CFDs
CASH
Best for wizards
- MT5
- $50,000
- 1:1
- Starting From 0
- $0.00
- -
- Market
- -
- FX, Commodities, Indices, Shares CFDs
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Indices FAQs
An index futures contract refers to a legal agreement between a buyer and a seller that tracks the underlying index's stock prices. It enables traders to buy or sell a financial index contract and settle it at a later date.
For example, suppose someone wishes to purchase a September US Tech 100 Index futures contract. So, he enters into a futures contract, in which he agrees to buy the US Tech 100 Index at the agreed-upon price as of its September expiration, regardless of the market price at the time.
The main difference is that futures do not impose overnight swap fees. However, in spots, an overnight swap fee is charged.
No, trading index CFDs involves speculating on index prices rather than buying and selling actual indices.