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Abstract:Saxo Bank Japan expands investment options with foreign index options, providing clients access to 14 global stocks. Trade now with US dollar or Japanese yen accounts.
Tokyo, Japan - Saxo Bank Securities Co., Ltd., the Japanese arm of global investment firm Saxo Bank, is excited to announce the expansion of its investment offerings. Starting from Wednesday, January 10, 2024, clients can now trade foreign index options, providing them with more diversified investment opportunities.
Saxo Bank Japan has introduced foreign index options, which are linked to the performance of various stock indexes listed on US exchanges. This development allows investors to access 14 different foreign stocks and broaden their investment portfolios.
S&P 500 Index | SPX |
SPX Weekly | SPXW |
S&P 500 Mini Index | XSP |
Dow Jones Industrial Average Ind | DJX |
Nasdaq 100 Index | NDX |
Nasdaq 100 Index Weekly | NDXP |
Nasdaq 100 Micro Index | XND |
Russell 2000 Index | RUT |
Russell 2000 Index Weekly | RUTW |
MSCI Emerging Markets Index | MXEF |
Volatility Index | VIX |
Volatility Index - Weekly | VIXW |
Nanos S7P 500 Index | NANOS |
NASDAQ - 100 Reduced Value Index | NQX |
Clients have the flexibility to trade foreign index options using either their US dollar accounts or Japanese yen accounts, simplifying the process of investing in foreign stock options. This strategic move is aimed at providing clients with a wider range of investment choices and better opportunities to diversify their portfolios.
This expansion reinforces Saxo Bank Japan's commitment to empowering its clients with innovative investment tools and access to global markets. It aligns with the company's vision of enabling investors to make informed investment decisions and take advantage of emerging opportunities in the financial world.
For more information and to start trading foreign index options with Saxo Bank Japan, please visit the official website: https://www.wikifx.com/en/dealer/0001734976.html.
About Saxo Bank Japan
Saxo Bank Japan, a subsidiary of Saxo Bank, is a leading provider of multi-asset investment solutions. With a strong commitment to delivering excellence in financial services, Saxo Bank Japan empowers investors with a wide range of instruments and tools to achieve their financial goals.
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