CFD (Contract for Difference) is a contract, the value of which goes up or down depending on the price of the base asset. Contract for Difference is a form of financial agreement between two parties (Buyer and seller).
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CFD is a contract for a difference in prices and a type of investment that provides an opportunity to trade on global markets without actually buying and keeping an asset in possession. Classically, the nature of such a contract lies in the fact that the positive difference between opening and closing prices is paid by a seller to a buyer and vice versa. A CFD also includes the period of time, when this difference is defined.
CFDs on British indices are quoted in GBP. CFDs on German indices are quoted EUR. CFDs on American indices, as well as Spot Oil, are quoted in USD.
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