FXOpen Expands Tradable Markets with 19 New Exchange-Traded Funds (ETFs) CFDs

This strategic move aligns with FXOpen‘s ongoing commitment to providing its clients with a diversified and comprehensive range of trading opportunities.

The 19 newly introduced CFDs, available on the FXOpen TickTrader platform, encompass a variety of exchange-traded funds, with 17 of them sourced from Global X, a reputable New York-based provider of ETFs traded at the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) Arca exchange. The NYSE Arca is a cutting-edge Electronic Communications Network (ECN) operated by the New York Stock Exchange. The remaining two ETFs are made available through iShares, which is BlackRock’s renowned ETF product range. The ETF CFDs are available for trading with leverage up to 1:5.

Chief Operating Officer at FXOpen UK, Gary Thomson, commented on the development:

“At FXOpen, we are committed to providing our clients with innovative and diversified trading opportunities. The addition of these 19 new ETF CFDs to the TickTrader platform, reflects our dedication to meeting the evolving needs of our traders, allowing them to access a broader spectrum of trading opportunities, catering to diverse trading preference and strategies. We believe that this expansion will only serve to enhance the trading experience our clients have at FXOpen.”

FXOpen, operating since 2005, continues to position itself as a client-centric broker, striving to stay ahead in the dynamic landscape of online trading. The inclusion of these 19 ETF CFDs underscores the company’s commitment to offering a comprehensive suite of financial instruments and ensuring that clients have all the tools they need to navigate global markets successfully.

About FXOpen

FXOpen is a global forex and CFD broker, founded in 2005 by a group of traders determined to make trading easy, secure, and accessible to all. Now a highly established ECN broker offering trading on over 600 markets, with spreads from 0.0 pips, the company has a network of worldwide offices with brokerages in London, Cyprus and Australia regulated by the FCA, CySEC and ASIC respectively.