FBS Introduces Commission-Free Stock Indices

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Published on: Mar 3, 2021

Popular retail broker, FBS, has introduced commission-free indices on its trading platforms. Offering access to global markets in just a few clicks, clients can speculate on US, European, Asian and Australian markets, among others. The broker’s new trading assets are available across the MT4, MT5 and FBS Trader applications.

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Commission-Free Indices

FBS clients can trade cash-based indices on desktop and mobile devices. The indices have no expiration date, meaning long-term positions can be left open. Traders can choose when to close positions and don’t have to worry about commissions, making them a low-cost instrument. The latest asset-class is a great option for investors looking to diversify their portfolios on established stock exchanges.

The cash-based indices available at FBS include:

  • US30 – Mini-sized DJIA Dow Jones
  • JP225 – Japan 225 (Nikkei)
    US500 – E-mini S&P 500
  • AU200 – Australia 200
  • EU50 – Euro Stoxx 50
  • HK50 – Hang Seng
  • UK100 – FTSE 100
  • US100 – Nasdaq
  • ES35 – Spain 35
  • FR40 – CAC 40
  • DE30 – DAX

About FBS

FBS is an established name in the online trading industry. The official partner of FC Barcelona, the brokerage has a long list of global awards under its belt. FBS uses a hybrid STP/ECN model and connects traders to the markets via the MT4 and MT5 platforms, in addition to its bespoke mobile app.

FBS trading platform
MetaTrader 4

Clients can trade on 28 forex pairs, 4 precious metals, 40 global shares and now a generous selection of cash-based indices. A hefty 1:3000 leverage is available alongside a $10 minimum deposit, three live accounts and a copy trading solution. Customers can deposit and withdraw funds online using Skrill, Neteller, wire transfer and credit cards with low fees.

As a trusted brand, FBS already has millions of active traders but its latest suite of cash-based indices is likely to entice prospective users. See our review below for further details.

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Founded in 2009, FBS is an award-winning CFD broker operating in over 150 countries with a client base exceeding 27 million traders. Traders are supported at every stage of their journey with 24/7 assistance, market analytics, trading calculators, and competitive pricing with zero commissions.