Global Indices
Trade the world's major stock indices with industry-leading leverage
Asset Universe Snapshot
Total Assets
121
Total Market Cap/Vol
$0
Active Sectors
0
cu.indices_table_title
121 indices available on CoinUnited.io
| # | Name | symbol | Price | 24h | Tier | Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | US30 | $52,584.05 | +0.00% | A | Trade | |
| 2 | US100 | $28,375.55 | -0.56% | A | Trade | |
| 3 | US500 | $7,622.95 | -0.17% | A | Trade | |
| 4 | GER40 | $26,744.90 | -0.08% | B | Trade | |
| 5 | UK100 | $10,860.70 | -0.13% | B | Trade | |
| 6 | FRA40 | $8,358.20 | +0.09% | B | Trade | |
| 7 | TAIWAN_TSI | $42,987.50 | -2.32% | B | Trade | |
| 8 | JAP225 | $61,296.00 | -1.43% | B | Trade | |
| 9 | Korea KOSPI 200 Index | KOR200 | $834.01 | -3.47% | B | Trade |
| 10 | ABUDHABI_ADX | $9,696.24 | +1.23% | B | Trade | |
| 11 | AUS200 | $9,103.80 | -0.27% | B | Trade | |
| 12 | Austria ATX Index | AUT20 | $6,702.33 | -0.38% | B | Trade |
| 13 | Belgium BEL 20 Index | BEL20 | $6,125.40 | +0.40% | B | Trade |
| 14 | Brazil Ibovespa (Bovespa) Index | BVSPX | $170,837.85 | -0.79% | B | Trade |
| 15 | CA60 | $2,157.30 | -0.40% | B | Trade | |
| 16 | CHINAH | $8,026.35 | -0.88% | B | Trade | |
| 17 | CNA50 | $12,970.50 | -0.31% | B | Trade | |
| 18 | Czech Republic PX Index | CZE15 | $3,201.66 | -1.15% | B | Trade |
| 19 | ESTONIA_OMX | $2,256.55 | +0.18% | B | Trade | |
| 20 | Europe Euronext 100 Index | EU100 | $1,926.17 | +0.02% | B | Trade |
| 21 | EU50 | $6,393.40 | -0.23% | B | Trade | |
| 22 | STOXX Europe 600 Index | EU600 | $664.66 | +0.29% | B | Trade |
| 23 | FINLAND25 | $6,340.54 | +0.24% | B | Trade | |
| 24 | GERTEC30 | $4,111.20 | +0.17% | B | Trade | |
| 25 | GREECE | $2,639.80 | -0.61% | B | Trade | |
| 26 | HK50 | $23,906.65 | -0.81% | B | Trade | |
| 27 | Hang Seng TECH Index | HKTECH | $3,923.74 | -2.53% | B | Trade |
| 28 | IN_NEXT | $73,284.45 | +0.11% | B | Trade | |
| 29 | IN_SENSEX | $81,901.83 | +0.06% | B | Trade | |
| 30 | IN50 | $25,275.25 | +0.58% | B | Trade | |
| 31 | IN500 | $23,838.40 | +0.65% | B | Trade | |
| 32 | ISRAEL125 | $3,944.95 | -0.71% | B | Trade | |
| 33 | ISRAEL35 | $4,056.75 | -0.62% | B | Trade | |
| 34 | ITA40 | $51,861.00 | -0.31% | B | Trade | |
| 35 | JAKARTA_IDX | $5,230.46 | +2.62% | B | Trade | |
| 36 | Japan TOPIX Index | JAPTOPIX | $3,937.40 | +0.24% | B | Trade |
| 37 | LATVIA | $1,015.10 | +0.43% | B | Trade | |
| 38 | LITHUANIA_OMX | $1,506.65 | +0.13% | B | Trade | |
| 39 | LUXEMBOURG | $1,840.70 | -0.94% | B | Trade | |
| 40 | MALAYSIA_KLCI | $1,585.14 | -0.39% | B | Trade | |
| 41 | Mexico S&P/BMV IPC (IPC) Index | MEX35 | $563.81 | 0.00% | B | Trade |
| 42 | NETH25 | $1,139.25 | -0.59% | B | Trade | |
| 43 | NIGERIA_NGX | $252,129.56 | +0.04% | B | Trade | |
| 44 | Norway OBX 25 Index (Oslo BΓΈrs) | NOR25 | $2,014.04 | -0.08% | B | Trade |
| 45 | PAK100 | $177,293.16 | -1.00% | B | Trade | |
| 46 | PHILI_PSEi | $0.0000 | 0.00% | B | Trade | |
| 47 | U.S. Dollar Index | USDX | $98.97 | 0.00% | B | View |
| 48 | Portugal PSI 20 Index | POR20 | $9,600.86 | +0.17% | B | Trade |
| 49 | QATAR | $10,003.19 | -0.93% | B | Trade | |
| 50 | ROMANIA | $34,424.50 | +0.36% | B | Trade |
Latest Pulse
See More NewsOctober CPI Beats Estimates: Leveraged Index Traders Face Liquidation Risk as Yields Surge and NVDA Drops 5%+
October CPI printed 0.4% MoM vs 0.3% expected, triggering a Nasdaq selloff of ~1.6% and an NVDA drop of 5.23% to $169.24 β leveraged index and tech CFD traders face acute margin compression, while higher yields pressure crypto, gold, and EUR/USD simultaneously.
October CPI Beats Estimates: What Hotter Inflation Means for NVDA CFD Traders and Leveraged Index Positions
October CPI beat consensus (0.4% vs 0.3% MoM) driving Fed rate-hike repricing β NVDA is down 7% to $167.03, and leveraged long US100 or NVDA CFD positions face significant margin stress from yield-driven multiple compression.
Taiwan TAIEX Surges 5%+ as NT$500B Backstop and Short-Sale Curbs Trigger Leveraged Short Squeeze
Taiwan's FSC cut short-sale limits by 90% and authorized a NT$500B (~$15.3B) stabilization fund, triggering a 5%+ TAIEX rally and a mechanically forced short squeeze β but sustainability requires foreign-flow and breadth confirmation before leveraging the long side.
Fed Hold + MSFT & GOOGL Earnings: A Triple Catalyst That Could Reprice Every Major Market
A 90%-priced Fed hold becomes a guidance trade, while MSFT and GOOGL earnings β representing ~11.5% of the S&P 500 β create a two-stage volatility window on October 28 that could reprice indices, forex, gold, and crypto simultaneously.
Featured Pillar Articles
See more articlesFed Long-Term Rates & Housing: How Rising Yields Move Markets 2026
Term premium, not the Fed funds rate, is the primary driver of 30-year mortgage rates and housing credit availability in the current cycle. Traders who short bonds on hawkish Fed signals and buy on dovish ones are running the transmission mechanism backwards when term premium is expanding independently. Yield curve steepening driven by fiscal supply and inflation uncertainty, not Fed policy, has distinct cross-asset effects on homebuilder equities, USD pairs, and index-level earnings multiples. CoinUnited's US500 CFD trades 24/7 including weekends, letting leveraged traders react to Treasury auction results and credit data outside NYSE hours without waiting for the cash open.
S&P 500 Oil & Dollar Macro Shocks: A Trader's Guide 2026
In oil-shock regimes, VVIX (volatility of volatility) is a faster and more reliable mean-reversion signal than VIX for leveraged S&P 500 traders, anchoring to VIX alone causes systematic mistiming. Oil price spikes and dollar strength interact non-linearly: energy sector tailwinds can mask broad index drawdowns, misleading traders who use simple VIX thresholds. Sector rotation during oil shocks follows a predictable sequence, Energy β Industrials β Consumer Discretionary, that leveraged index traders can exploit with defined entry and exit criteria. Cross-market signals (DXY momentum, OPEC supply data, geopolitical risk premiums in crude futures) lead VIX by 1-3 sessions and should anchor the macro-shock playbook. CoinUnited's US500 CFD trades 24/7, including weekends, enabling traders to position during oil-supply shocks that break when markets are closed, a structural edge unavailable on traditional exchanges.
ETF Dividend Distributions: How Income Cycles Move Markets 2026
The NAV drop on ex-dividend date is mechanical and equal to the per-share distribution amount, it is not a loss signal but a structural reset that uninformed traders routinely misread as bearish momentum. Covered-call ETFs (e.g., QYLD, JEPI) and leveraged ETFs (e.g., SPXL) have materially different distribution mechanics and should never be traded through ex-dividend windows with the same positioning logic as plain-vanilla equity ETFs. On CoinUnited.io, the US500 perpetual CFD trades 24/7 including weekends, allowing traders to act on distribution-related index repricing that occurs outside NYSE cash-session hours, including Friday-close to Monday-open gaps that follow a quarterly ex-dividend cycle. High leverage amplifies both the opportunity and the risk around ex-dividend windows; a 1% intraday spread-widening event at 100x leverage translates to a 100% notional swing on the margin posted.
S&P 500 & Geopolitics: How Trade Wars Move the Index in 2026
The single most reliable leading indicator of a sustained S&P 500 drawdown after a tariff or geopolitical shock is the 5-year breakeven inflation rate's move within 72 hours, because only when it shifts does the Fed's reaction function get repriced, compressing equity multiples through a higher discount rate. Geopolitical events transmit to equities primarily via the oil β inflation expectations β yield β discount-rate chain, not through direct earnings damage in most cases. Tariff shocks create sharp sector dispersion: industrials, autos, semiconductors, and retailers face input-cost pressure; domestic energy producers and defense contractors can benefit. CoinUnited's US500 CFD trades 24/7 including weekends, letting leveraged traders act on geopolitical headlines that break outside NYSE cash hours without waiting for Monday's open.












