FxPro Futures CFDs
Trade index, energy and metal futures as CFDs with FxPro — long or short, with leverage, from one account.
Open FxPro Account →FxPro offers Futures CFDs, letting you trade the price of futures contracts — such as stock-index, energy and metal futures — without owning or settling the underlying contract. According to FxPro, you can go long or short with leverage, using the same account and platforms as your other CFD trades. Futures CFDs track an expiry-dated contract, so they behave differently from spot instruments and can roll over near expiry. They sit alongside forex, indices, shares, metals, energies and ETFs in FxPro's 2,100+ instrument range. As leveraged products they carry a high risk of loss, so review the contract specifications before trading.
Trading futures with FxPro
- Trade futures prices as CFDs — no physical delivery
- Go long or short on stock-index, energy and metal futures
- Leveraged products — gains and losses are magnified
- Expiry-dated contracts can roll over near expiry
- Available on MT4, MT5, cTrader and FxPro Edge
Futures CFD vs buying the contract
| Aspect | Futures CFD at FxPro | Buying the actual future |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership | No — you trade the price | Yes — you hold the contract |
| Direction | Long or short | Mostly long / hedging |
| Leverage | Up to 1:200 (margin from ~0.5%) | Exchange margin, usually higher |
| Expiry | Rolls over near expiry | Fixed settlement date |
| Capital needed | Margin only | Full contract value |
Frequently asked questions
Does FxPro offer futures trading?
Yes. FxPro offers futures as Futures CFDs, so you trade the price without taking delivery of the contract.
What futures can I trade on FxPro?
Index, energy and metal futures among others; check the current contract list and specifications inside your FxPro platform.
Are FxPro futures leveraged?
Yes. Futures CFDs are leveraged products, which magnifies both gains and losses and carries a high risk of loss.
Do FxPro futures CFDs expire or roll over?
Futures CFDs track an expiry-dated contract, so positions can be rolled to the next contract near expiry. Check the contract specifications and rollover dates in your platform.