U.S. Equities Futures
Stock index futures from the E-mini S&P 500 to the Dow and Nasdaq, plus Nikkei contracts.
Hedging u.s. equities exposure? Index futures are the most capital-efficient way to hedge equity portfolios or express a market view without touching individual stocks.
E-mini Dow Jones
The E-mini Dow tracks 30 blue-chip industrials at $5 per point — the price-weighted veteran among index future…
E-mini Nasdaq 100
The E-mini Nasdaq 100 is the tech-concentrated index future — higher beta and bigger swings than the S&P, domi…
E-mini S&P 500
The E-mini S&P 500 is the most liquid equity futures contract in the world — the default instrument for hedgin…
Full-Size Dow Jones
The full-size Dow contract multiplies the index by $25 per point — institutional-scale exposure to the blue-ch…
Full-Size S&P 500
The full-size S&P contract predates the E-mini and still trades for large institutional orders — $250 per poin…
Nasdaq 100 Index
The full Nasdaq 100 contract offers the index's tech-heavy exposure at institutional scale — the benchmark for…
Nikkei 225 Index
The yen-denominated Nikkei 225 future gives U.S.-hours access to Japan's benchmark stock index — a gateway for…
Nikkei/Yen
Nikkei contracts quoted in yen versus dollars carry an embedded currency component — the choice between them i…
S&P 400 Midcap
The S&P MidCap 400 future covers the market's middle tier — companies past small-cap risk but before mega-cap …
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