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What is a CFD?
A CFD is a margin-traded product, which allows investors to have economic exposure to the movement in the price of a financial instrument without actually having physical ownership of it. CFD products are traded and quoted to perform in the same manner as the financial instruments since they are based on the underlying asset.
What is the minimum and maximum trade size for a CFD product?
Minimum dealing size is one (1) contract per order and maximum dealing size is thirty (30) contracts per order. Therefore, if a client wishes to purchase fifty (50) CFD contracts the purchase must be placed on two separate orders.
Are there any commission charges on CFD products?
All CFD products offered by City Credit Capital (UK) Ltd are charged a low, flat rate per contract traded.
How long can a CFD be held?
There is no expiry date on cash-based CFD products whereas in the case of Futures-based CFD products an expiry date will be specified.
What CFD products are City Credit Capital offering?
City Credit Capital (UK) Ltd. offers CFDs with underlying products such as indices, equities, futures, commodities like precious metals, agricultural and energies.
