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About Australia 200 - Cash

The Australia 200 is based on Australia’s leading share market index. This contains the 200 largest Australian companies by market capitalisation. All constituent stocks are listed on the Australian Securities Exchange and the index is considered the benchmark for Australian equities. Some notable components include BHP, Rio Tinto, Telstra and Westpac, which represent the mining, technology and financial industries. The size and diversity of the index means that it’s considered to be a particularly accurate representation of the economy. Start spread betting or trade CFDs on Australia 200 - Cash. See also  UK 100 - Cash index , US SPX 500 - Cash index, US NDAQ 100 - Cash index,South Africa 40 - Cash index, US 30 - Cash index,Germany 40 - Cash index.

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Australia 200 FAQs

Which companies are listed on the Australian Securities Exchange?

Some of the largest-weighted companies on the ASX include Commonwealth Bank of Australia, Rio Tinto, Westpac, BHP, CSL Limited, Woolworths, Macquarie Group, and Afterpay, all of which you can spread bet or trade CFDs on as individual stocks. Open an account to get started.

Are there any ETFs based on Australia’s benchmark index?

There are several ETFs that track and provide exposure to Australia’s benchmark stock index, including the iShares Core S&P/ASX 200 ETF and SPDR S&P/ASX 200 ETF. Learn about how exchange-traded funds work.

Can you invest in the Australia 200 – Cash?

You can’t invest directly in our Australia 200 instrument, nor the index that it’s based on, as it’s not a tangible asset. If you’re looking to get exposure to the index, you can either purchase individual constituent stocks or ETFs based on it, or you can take a speculative position on the Australia 200 through spread betting or CFD trading. Learn more about derivative trading.

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