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Exness Forex pairs

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In terms of which Exness-supported instruments to trade, Forex pairs are the most popular among investors. While a trader's jurisdiction may influence the currency pairs that are available, the pairs you can trade depend on the type of Exness account you have.

However, the list of availablecurrency pairs is probably going to include major, minor, and exotic currency pairs. Some of the Exness Forex pairs and their spreads for various accounts are shown in the table below.

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Supported CFDs

Exness offers CFDs on instruments like:

• Metals

• • Gold (XAU)

  • • XAUUSD

    • XAUEUR

    • XAUAUD

    • XAUGBP

  • Silver (XAG)

  • • XAGUSD

    • XAGEUR

    • XAGGBP

    • XAGAUD etc.

• Indices

• • NASDAQ-100 (USTEC)

  • S&P 500 (US500)

  • ASX 200 (AUS200)

  • Euro Stoxx 50 (STOXX50)

  • Dow Jones Industrial Average (US30)

  • CAC 40 (FR40)

  • DAX (DE30)

  • Hang Seng (HK50)

  • Nikkei (JP225)

  • FTSE 100 (UK 100), etc

• Cryptocurrencies

• • Bitcoin 

  • Ethereum, etc

• Energies

• • USOIL

  • XNGUSD

  • UKOIL

• Stocks

• • AAPL

  • AMZN, etc

• Forex

• • USDGBP

Commodity CFDs

Traders can speculate on the price of extremely volatile assets like gold and oil by trading commodities like precious metals and energy. This is without investing in the underlying asset, independent of changes in the price of commodities. Traders can trade commodities CFDs on Exness, as this broker offers most of the popular metals like gold, silver, oil, and other precious metals and energies.

The leverage levels for commodities CFDs can range from 1:2 to 1:Unlimited, depending on the regulatory jurisdiction and the chosen account type. While there are no commissions for traders using the standard, standard cent, and pro accounts, Raw Spread account users pay $3.5 commissions.

Again, traders using the Zero account pay commissions ranging from $3.5 to $85. Spreads vary depending on the account, but assets with the lowest spreads are available in the Zero account. The trading hours for commodity CFDs are determined by the underlying commodity markets.

Commodity spreads and available instruments

Cryptocurrency CFDs

Exness offers CFDs on a variety of cryptocurrencies, including Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and others. Leverage levels for cryptocurrencies can vary from 1:2 to 1:Unlimited based on the selected account type and the applicable regulatory jurisdiction. Trading with a standard or pro account incurs no commission, but you may have to pay commissions if you are using Raw Spread and Zero accounts.

Regardless of the leverage you use, the margin requirements (0.25%) for all cryptocurrency pairs remain the same, and there are no swap fees associated with cryptocurrency positions. Once more, spreads vary based on the kind of trading account you use, but they always begin at 0.0 pips.

Share CFDs

Exness offers CFD trading on stocks as a trading tool that is based on the industry and tech industry leaders' performance. Traders using the Standard, Pro, Raw Spread, and Zero accounts can access stock CFDs for companies like Google, Amazon, Tesla, and Intel. If you trade with a Pro, Raw Spread, or a Standard account on Exness, you can trade shares of CFDs without paying commissions; however, users with Zero accounts must pay a fee that ranges from $1.25 to $9.

Regardless of the leverage you employ, all cryptocurrency pairs have fixed margin requirements of 5%. Traders have the opportunity to trade share CFDs of top companies from different industries, like;

Tips for choosing supported instruments and trading assets

According to experts, it is profitable to choose a trading instrument based on your goals, investment horizon, market conditions, and risk tolerance. The regulatory landscape and the instrument's liquidity must still be considered, even though some traders prefer to invest in securities they are familiar with or can easily research. Additional best practices for selecting a trading instrument are listed below.