Indices are the combined price performance of a set of shares, usually from a certain country. They can be used to track and compare stock market performance.
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Swap Interests will be charged on all open positions over spot products at "End-of-day" time as specified by NAG Markets. 3-days swap interests will be charged every Wednesday for all Forex and Precious Metals Products, whereas a 3-days swaps will be charged every Friday for all Energy and Indices Products except CN50.
An index derives from a basket of largest market capitalisation shares' prices from a particular underlying exchange. If the price of these shares goes up then the index will rise, vice versa if the price of these shares drops, then the index will fall.
Trading on indices allows investors to speculate on the bigger picture of a number of stocks rather than taking a view on an individual company share price. What’s more, with real-time pricing linked to actual stock market performance, investors can short a market to fall as well as buy it to rise.