26 Degrees adds new index and commodity CFDs, takes total to 40

Prime of prime and liquidity provider 26 Degrees announced on Monday that it has expanded its CFD offering, with seven new index and commodity products.

26 Degrees said in a statement that these are all spot prices derived from underlying futures exchanges in Italy, Spain, and Japan.

The new products are the Spain 35, Italy 40, US Mid Cap 400, Japan 2000, RBOB Gasoline, Live Cattle and US FANG Index.

“26 Degrees continues to set the benchmark for Institutional Index and Commodity CFD liquidity provision,” said 26 Degrees Chief Commercial Officer James Alexander.

“This expansion reinforces our commitment to our clients by responding quickly to demand, providing them a point of differentiation from their peers.”

26 Degrees clients trading Index and Commodity CFDs pay no commissions and also have the potential to receive market data fee rebates.

This is the second major product launch for the company in the last month. In July, 26 Degrees launched pairs trading, a new product where two products, like two equities, can be traded against one another.

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