Index CFDs
Trade CFDs on the performance of major stock indices worldwide, including ASX 200, HK50, DAX40, NDX100, and US500.
Capitalise on global markets
Take advantage of market trends with the tools, resources, and support you need to go further with your trading strategy.
Global market access
Take positions on a wide variety of global markets with access to indices from the US, Europe, and Asia, all from one account.
Flexible leverage options
Enjoy leverage up to 500:1 on Index CFDs with our Dynamic Margin model for flexible and efficient trading.
Competitive spreads
Tight spreads and transparent commission structures for cost-effective trading.
Support whenever you need it
Our multilingual customer support team is available 24/7.
Trade long and short
Index CFDs allow you to trade short, creating opportunities even in bearish markets.
Advanced trading tools
Analyse markets, interpret trading signals, and execute flexible contract sizes with the help of our powerful trading tools and Expert Advisors.
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Explore thousands of tradable opportunities with institutional-grade tools, seamless execution, and award winning support.
Easy, cost-effective access to a broad range of companies
Index CFDs provide easy, cost-effective access to a broad range of companies without needing to analyse individual stocks.
The ability to use leverage to control larger portions makes them an accessible product with smaller upfront capital requirements, and the option to trade long or short gives you the flexibility to trade in any direction.

Approach to trading Index CFDs
Elections, political events, policy changes, GDP growth rates, employment figures, inflation data, and corporate earnings announcements can all impact the performance of index funds.
It’s important to understand these factors and incorporate them into your approach when trading index CFDs.

Understanding the risks
Leverage risk
Leverage trading magnifies both gains and losses. This means you can lose more than your initial capital, especially in fast-moving markets
No ownership of underlying asset
When trading CFDs, you do not own the underlying asset. As a result, you're not entitled to dividends, voting rights, or other shareholder benefits.
Spread risk
Although GO Markets offers competitive, exchange-like spreads, spreads may widen significantly during periods of high volatility or low liquidity. This can increase your trading costs and impact your trading outcomes.
Index CFD trading strategies
Technical analysis, fundamental analysis, and sentiment analysis can all be utilised when trading index CFDs.
Technical analysis involves studying charts and using indicators to identify trends and potential entry and exit points.
Fundamental analysis involves studying economic and political events that may affect the value of currencies.
Sentiment analysis involves studying the mood of the market and the views of other traders and investors.