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Trade CFDs on baskets of FX pairs with our range of 12 forex indices, including the CMC SGD Index, the CMC USD Index and the CMC EUR Index.

These indices offer you a unique way to trade on a group of FX pairs which share the same base currency, giving you exposure to multiple currencies in just one trade. The indices can also provide a benchmark overview for the international value of a currency.

Forex indices details

We offer 12 different forex indices. Each is made up of a range of currency pairs with the same base currency. So the CMC USD Index, for example, is made up of a collection of US dollar pairs. Our full range of forex indices is listed below.

Our full range of forex indices is listed below, along with the applicable spreads. Margin rates are 5% for all forex indices, which are tradeable from midnight until 10pm, Monday to Friday (UK time).

The benefits and risks of forex indices

There are several benefits to forex indices trading as opposed to trading individual currencies.

Firstly, it can be a more cost-effective and efficient way of trading the market, as it allows you to take a view on one area of the forex market, without having to open a position on each individual FX pair. Likewise, this can be a good way to diversify your portfolio, as for example, while geopolitical issues could particularly affect one currency pair in the index, the others may remain unaffected.

Forex indices trading can also be used as a way to hedge any unfavourable moves in a particular currency, and are a good way to spread your risk, as you are exposed to a wider range of instruments rather than just one currency pair. It's important to be aware that CFDs are high-risk, speculative products. High volatility combined with leverage could lead to significant losses.

As with any leveraged product, both profits and losses are magnified as they are based on the full value of your position, not just your initial deposit on a particular trade. While you could make a profit if the market moves in your favour, you could also make a loss if the trade moves against you, particularly if you don’t have adequate risk-management cover in place. 

How forex indices work

Our forex indices group together individual FX pairs with the same base currency to make a forex ‘basket’. The indices track the underlying prices of the currency pairs within that index. If the individual forex prices in that index increase, then the value of the index will go up. Conversely, if the individual FX prices decrease, then the value of that index will fall.

How our forex indices are weighted

Our forex indices were created with a base level price of 1, for the USD, GBP, EUR, AUD, NZD, CAD, CNH, CHF, SEK, NOK and SGD indices, and a base level price of 20, for the JPY index, as of 31 December

The weighting of each index component is capped at 40% of the total trade volume.

Forex indices methodology  [pdf]

CMC forex index and currency percentage weightings

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Currency index measures changes in the value of the currency by tracking the exchange rates of five of the most liquid currencies (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF). The value of index is composed on an equally-weighted basket method which allocates the currency against its major counterparts over a selected period of time.

Such a methodology is optimal for understanding the strength or weakness of global Forex currencies. As many global currencies are used as a reserve or safe haven currency, the index tool allows you to assess the overall efficiency of your money savings. The end value of the index reflects the average return that is gained or lost if your currency portfolio consists of one single currency. By using the currency index tool, you can easily anaylze and evaluate yearly, quarterly, monthly, weekly trends on the currency market.

The currency index includes the following input parameters:

• Start Date represents a beginning date from which calculations are to be started.
• Base Date represents a basic date which is used as equivalent for comparison. The value of index at the base date is always equal to %.
• Number of days is a number of days which are shown on the chart from a start date.

How to use: select start date, base date and days amount to proceed to calculations.

Example: start date , base date , days amount

Interpretation: As is apparent from the chart above, the Japanese yen was the strongest currency in year and gained on average 30 per cent against its major counterparties. The US dollar was also one of the strongest currencies. Despite losing 10 per cent of its value by March, it recovered by August and appreciated by 10 per cent on year-to-date basis. The Swiss franc was the most stable currency and its value didn't change much over the year. The Euro and Pound lost their ground in , weakening by 10 and 20 percent respectively.