French Stock Daily Options are Added to Interactive Brokers’ Offerings

Affiliates of the Interactive Brokers Group offer its global clientele automated transaction execution and custody of stocks, commodities, and foreign exchange around the clock on more than 150 markets across several currencies and nations from a single, unified platform. Interactive Brokers has launched a new tool to help institutional and retail traders control their exposure to the French stock market and execute short-term trading strategies. Expert investors can also manage their exposure to the French stock market and execute short-term trading strategies with daily options on the CAC 40 index.  

The CAC 40 index’s daily options serve the growing demand from institutional and retail investors for options with daily expirations. Because of their shorter duration and lower time value, these options present a unique chance to participate in short-term trading techniques with possibly cheaper costs.

For many years, Interactive Brokers has been known for its revolutionary trading technology and extensive product selection, which enable traders to access international markets effectively. The launch of Daily Options on the CAC 40 index is consistent with the company’s aim to improve its product portfolio over time and facilitate the trading methods of its global clientele.

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Interactive Brokers CEO Milan Galik said, “At Interactive Brokers, we strive to equip our clients with an array of products to find global opportunities, and this new offering underscores our commitment to providing traders with comprehensive product solutions.”  

Concurrently, Interactive Brokers introduced contracts for differences as part of a recent service expansion in Japan.

Via its local company in Japan, Interactive Brokers provides CFDs in addition to its current offering of international equities, options, and futures. Leveraged trading is a well-known feature of CFD trading. This product caters to active traders looking for better investing methods by enabling traders to take both long and short positions.

Interactive Brokers had a solid financial year when it expanded into Japan. First-quarter revenue of $1.2 billion marked a 13% rise over the same period last year. The number of consumer accounts on the site increased significantly to 2.75 million.

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