Dukascopy adds new indices and CFDs to the offer

Swiss capital group Dukascopy Group informed on December 12, 2022 about extending the offer by 30 new instruments. From now on, traders have gained access to 28 CFDs on shares of the most liquid companies from Mexico, the Volatility Index against the dollar and the African stock market index - South Africa Index. New instruments are available both in Dukascopy Bank and in Dukascopy Europe.

As many as 1160 instruments in Dukascopy

The Dukascopy broker regularly expands its offer, as a result of which we currently have nearly 1200 assets available for trading. Among them are currency pairs, stock indices, metals and commodities (even not very popular, such as orange juice), bonds, CFDs on shares from as many as 19 countries around the world and ETFs from 4 countries around the world. Powerful differentiation, which is relatively rare, is another element that distinguishes the Swiss broker's offer.

This time, another unusual move was made and the list of instruments was extended, among others. about CFD per share based on the largest companies from Mexico. The companies on the list include Walmart De Mexico SAB (WALMEX.MX/MXN), Cementos de Chihuahua Group (GCC.MX/MXN) or Bolsa Mexicana de Valores SAB de CV (BOLSAA.MX/MXN), a Mexican stock exchange company. The leverage on these instruments is 1:5.

Another novelty is the volatility index - Volatility Index (VOL.IDX/USD) and the South African Stock Index – South Africa Index (SOA.IDX/ZAR). The Volatility Index is an instrument that measures the market's expected future volatility over the next 30 days and is denominated in the US dollar. The South Africa 40 Index is a benchmark of the African market, which consists of the 40 largest African companies, and the value of the point is denominated in ZAR (South African rant).

All novelties in the Dukascopy offer are now available for trading on real and demo accounts.

Watch out for the Dukascopy clone!

At the same time, we warn you about a new scam (https://dukascopyd.swisbank.vip/c), which impersonates Dukascopy (the so-called clone) and illegally uses the Group's logo and name to deliberately mislead unaware investors and extort funds and personal data from them.

Verify the broker before opening an account!

Cypriot supervision reminds that before starting cooperation with investment firms, the best way to verify the legality of their activity is to check the licenses and permits on the websites of regulators. In the case of CySEC, this can be done on the website www.cysec.gov.cy. However, you need to be vigilant also here - the Cypriot regulator warns against fraudsters who pretended to be ... CySEC. The scam page was a very credible copy of the regulator's website, but it had a different address (cysecgov.com), and the information contained therein was out of date (the latest news came from October 2020).