Here at FxPro, weâre delighted to offer our clients the opportunity to trade CFDs on spot index Nikkei 225 Index. This is one of the most important stock indices in Japan. It is calculated as a simple arithmetic average of stock prices of the 225 most actively traded companies on the Tokyo Stock Exchange. For the first time, the index was published on September 7, 1950, under the name TSE Adjusted Stock Price Average. Since 1970, #JAPAN225 has been calculated by the Japanese newspaper Nihon Keijai Shimbun. The new name, Nikkei 225, comes after the Nikkei newspaper. The list of companies covered by this index is reviewed at least once a year, in October. Today its course is subject to the observations of many traders in the world. If you want to diversify your traderâs portfolio, take a closer look at the price fluctuations of Nikkei 225 Index. Among the reasons to follow the CFD on futures on Nikkei 225 Stock Average is the strong volatility that can be observed during the day-to-day trading sessions. On this page, you can take a look at the live chart to make your own responsible decision to buy or to sell CFD (Contract for Difference) on #JAPAN225 index through the FxPro trading platforms. To start trading, open your FxPro Direct account by clicking the âRegisterâ button at the top of this page. Several convenient top-up methods with 0% commissions are available.
* Only if Margin Level > 100%
When you open a CFD position on indices with us, it will be aggregated and matched with other FxPro clientsâ positions in the same market. Any excess exposure from our predefined in-house limits is hedged with our liquidity providers.
Price adjustments may be applied to eliminate the impact on clientsâ trading accounts from a corporate action. Margin requirements may be subject to change before earnings announcements or any corporate action.
If you hold an open position on shares or Indices at the start of the business day (Server Time 00:00), which coincides with the ex-date of the respective underlying asset, a dividend is paid (or charged in the case of short positions). For Buy positions, the payment will be net of any withholding tax implications.
Withholding taxes depend on the country where the stock is domiciled, and clients are responsible for reporting withholding taxes in their respective country of residence.