April 21, 2025 06:08 PM
Overview
Costs & Margins
-
The US SP 500 is City Index’s market for the S&P 500: an index of 500 leading publicly traded companies in the United States.
The US SP 500 is weighted by market capitalisation, meaning the 500 companies are ranked by their share price multiplied by the number of publicly traded shares. The index’s high number of companies and range of sectors make it the leading index for large-cap stocks in the United States.
Top companies on the US SP 500 include Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Tesla.
-
Margin From0 %
-
Trading Hours24 hours / day *
-
Min Trade Size1
-
Long0
-
Short0
-
Min Stop Distance0.0 Points
-
Guaranteed Order Minimum2.0 Points
-
Guaranteed Order Premium0.4 units of quantity
-
Spreads
-
Spreads From0.6 Points
-
Margins
-
StepMargins
-
Dealing
-
Spreads0.6 Points
-
Guaranteed Order Min Distance2.0 Points
-
Margins
-
StepMargins
Latest Research
December 12, 2024 02:29 PM
December 3, 2024 04:58 PM
July 11, 2024 07:45 PM
June 18, 2024 01:57 PM
US SP 500 Indices explained
What are indices?
Discover everything you need to know about stock indices, including how to trade them and which markets are available to you.
Read more >
Read more >
Was this answer helpful?
Why trade indices?
Trading indices enables you to get exposure to an entire economy or sector with one single position, instead of opening multiple trades across several companies.
Read more >
Was this answer helpful?
How to trade indices
Want to know how to trade an index using CFDs? This section breaks down every aspect of your first trade.
Read more >
Read more >
Was this answer helpful?
If you have more questions visit the Indices FAQ section or start a Chat with our support
