Scope Markets adds almost 300 new instruments

Retail broker Scope Markets announced on Wednesday that it has added close to 300 new CFD instruments to its trading platform.

The new products include CFDs on futures contracts, ETFs, and a large number of single stock CFDs.

In a statement, Scope Markets noted that the single stock CFDs will also be accessible via the company’s recently-launched non-leveraged accounts. These enable clients to trade CFDs without leverage.

“Opening up new instruments for retail clients takes some effort in terms of infrastructure but we are committed to ensuring that financial markets are always accessible to the widest possible audience,” said Scope Markets CEO Pavel Spirin. “That’s why we’re making conscious decisions both in terms of the instruments we are adding and also in being innovative with the tools we deploy.”

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