Are your indices a future or a spot price?

All Axi index contracts are based on relevant futures exchange pricing, and each futures contract has an expiry date. If your trade remains open on the date the contract expires, the trade will be rolled over and an adjustment will be made to reflect the difference in contract pricing.

For reference, the spot price is the current market price at which an asset is bought or sold for immediate payment and delivery. With futures, the price reflects the expected value at which an asset can be bought or sold for delivery in the future. Both types of positions are derived from the same underlying market or exchange.

Please note that trading hours and contract sizes are different – cash/spot CFDs operate on longer trading hours and smaller contract sizes compared to futures CFDs – while price adjustments (rollovers) may apply for futures CFDs while financing charges and dividend adjustments apply to cash/spot CFDs.

For more detailed information about cash (spot) CFDs and futures CFDs, we recommend reading this article.