Bond CFDs trading
Trade CFDs on government treasury bonds with Admirals 1
Bond CFDs
Why Trade Bond CFDs
Competitive Leverages Rates
1:5 for Retail Clients.
Trading in any direction
Go long or short on Bond CFDs.
Portfolio Diversification
Take advantage of opportunities that long-term interest changes may present.
Trading CFDs is risky. You might lose all your invested capital.
Available products
T-Notes
10-year US Treasury Note Futures CFD
- Leverage up to 1:5
- Leverage up to 1:5
- Contract size, 100 price levels
- Typical spread 0.06
- Minimum trade size 1 lot
Bund
Germany Bund Futures CFD
- Leverage up to 1:5
- Leverage up to 1:5
- Contract size, 100 price levels
- Typical spread 0.03
- Minimum trade size 1 lot
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Why choose Admirals?
- Minimum Deposit 100 EUR
- 90% of orders executed within 150 miliseconds
- Wide range of financial instruments and various asset classes
- Multiple payments options to suit your needs
- Comprehensive education suite incl. webinars
- Access to news and updates by established providers
- MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 available for download
- Admirals Mobile app for trades on the go
- 20+ years experience in the market
- 24/5/365 customer support in many languages
1 Products on this page are contracts for difference (CFDs) i.e. financial derivatives.