Scope Markets Launches Stock CFDs for Dubai and Abu Dhabi Markets

Scope Markets launched two new equity indices to
enable global investors to access the stock markets of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
These indices, named AD15 and DXBI, allow traders to benefit from the movements
of UAE markets.

Access to UAE Equity Indices

Scope Markets announced the launch of two new CFD
products focused on the UAE market. These products make it easier for global traders to gain
exposure to the regional equity indices of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The indices
AD15 for Abu Dhabi and DXBI for Dubai are now available for investors through a
single transaction, offering a simplified way to invest in two of the
fastest-growing regional markets.

The UAE equity markets have seen a significant rise
compared to many other global markets over the summer. From June to August
2024, the Abu Dhabi benchmark index grew by 10%, while the Dubai index
outperformed with a 15% increase.

Commenting on the launch, Pavel Spirin, the Chief Executive Officer at Scope Markets, said: “We are genuinely excited to offer clients the
ability to gain exposure to both the Dubai and Abu Dhabi equity indices via a
CFD. It’s no secret that the GCC economies are growing rapidly, fuelled in part
by more companies listing on the relevant regional markets.”

“We know that investors from across the world want an
easy way to add UAE exposure to their portfolios – these new products deliver
that reality.”

In contrast, indices like the Dow 30 only gained about
5%, and the FTSE-100 remained largely unchanged. The high demand for quality
investments in the region is evident, with recent IPOs, like Parkin’s,
reportedly being oversubscribed 165 times.

Expanding Tradable Instruments

The new UAE equity index products are available for
long and short trades, with leverage of up to 1:20. This addition comes
alongside over 80 single equity CFDs from Abu Dhabi and Dubai, which have been
incorporated into Scope Markets’ tradable portfolio in the past year.

By offering a broader range of products, Scope Markets
seeks to appeal to investors seeking flexibility and opportunities in
fast-growing markets.

Expect ongoing updates as this story evolves.

Scope Markets launched two new equity indices to
enable global investors to access the stock markets of Dubai and Abu Dhabi.
These indices, named AD15 and DXBI, allow traders to benefit from the movements
of UAE markets.

Access to UAE Equity Indices

Scope Markets announced the launch of two new CFD
products focused on the UAE market. These products make it easier for global traders to gain
exposure to the regional equity indices of Dubai and Abu Dhabi. The indices
AD15 for Abu Dhabi and DXBI for Dubai are now available for investors through a
single transaction, offering a simplified way to invest in two of the
fastest-growing regional markets.

The UAE equity markets have seen a significant rise
compared to many other global markets over the summer. From June to August
2024, the Abu Dhabi benchmark index grew by 10%, while the Dubai index
outperformed with a 15% increase.

Commenting on the launch, Pavel Spirin, the Chief Executive Officer at Scope Markets, said: “We are genuinely excited to offer clients the
ability to gain exposure to both the Dubai and Abu Dhabi equity indices via a
CFD. It’s no secret that the GCC economies are growing rapidly, fuelled in part
by more companies listing on the relevant regional markets.”

“We know that investors from across the world want an
easy way to add UAE exposure to their portfolios – these new products deliver
that reality.”

In contrast, indices like the Dow 30 only gained about
5%, and the FTSE-100 remained largely unchanged. The high demand for quality
investments in the region is evident, with recent IPOs, like Parkin’s,
reportedly being oversubscribed 165 times.

Expanding Tradable Instruments

The new UAE equity index products are available for
long and short trades, with leverage of up to 1:20. This addition comes
alongside over 80 single equity CFDs from Abu Dhabi and Dubai, which have been
incorporated into Scope Markets’ tradable portfolio in the past year.

By offering a broader range of products, Scope Markets
seeks to appeal to investors seeking flexibility and opportunities in
fast-growing markets.

Expect ongoing updates as this story evolves.

This post is originally published on FINANCEMAGNATES.

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