Trade on over 50 government bond and interest-rate instruments with leverage on our CFD platform.
Over 50 global rates & bonds
Trade CFDs on interest rates and government debt obligations, such as gilts, bonds, bunds and treasury notes.
Minimal slippage
With fully automated, lightning-fast execution of 30 milliseconds* on our Next Generation trading platform and 61 milliseconds** on MT4.
No partial fills
And never any dealer intervention, regardless of your trading size.
Dedicated customer service
Our support team are available 24/5, Monday to Saturday morning.
Get exposure to interest rates and government debt obligations, with spreads from as low as 1 point.
Whatever you trade, costs matter. We’re committed to keeping our costs as competitive and transparent as possible, whether you trade on the US T-Note, UK Gilt or SOFR 3 Month.
Fast execution, exclusive insights and accurate signals are vital to your success as an interest rates and bond trader. Our trading platform was built with the successful trader in mind.
Industry-leading charting
Choose from over 115 technical indicators and drawing tools, more than 70 patterns and 12 in-built chart types.
Advanced order execution
We offer a range of advanced order types, including trailing and guaranteed stop losses, partial closure, market orders and boundary orders on every trade, so you have the flexibility to trade your way.
Reuters news and analysis
Mobile trading app
Best White Label Provider
2020 Global Forex Awards B2B
Best Retail CFDs Broker
2020 Finance Magnates Awards
Best White Label Solution
2020 Finance Magnates Awards
Trade like you’re on a desktop, on your mobile. Our mobile trading app allows you to seamlessly open and close trades, track your positions, set up notifications and analyse mobile-optimised charts.
Is it free to open an account?
There's no cost when opening a live CFD trading account. You can also view prices and use tools such as charts, Reuters news or Morningstar quantitative equity reports, free of charge. However, you will need to deposit funds in your account to place a trade. You can find out more about the costs of placing a trade here
Is CMC Markets regulated in New Zealand?
Yes, CMC Markets NZ Limited is regulated by the Financial Markets Authority (‘FMA’) for the provision of derivative products, FSP41187.
How does CMC Markets protect my money?
As a CMC client, your money is held separately from CMC Markets’ own money and is held on trust in a segregated client bank account with a registered bank in New Zealand in accordance with the Financial Markets Conduct Regulations. We do not use client money to hedge our positions or to meet the trading obligations of other customers. The holding and disbursing of client money is in accordance with applicable law; as such, your money is protected with us.
How does CMC Markets make money?
Our income primarily comes from our spreads, while other fees, such as overnight holding costs, make a minor contribution to overall revenue. Our aim is to build long-term relationships by providing the best possible trading experience through our technology and customer service.
What are bonds?
A bond is a fixed-income instrument, or debt security, and represents a long-term lending agreement between a borrower and lender – effectively an ‘IOU’. The bond issuer is often a corporation or a government, and the funds are used to finance a project or operation.
What are the costs of trading on treasuries?
There are a number of costs to consider when CFD trading, including holding costs (for trades held overnight
which is essentially a fee for the funds you borrow to cover the leveraged portion
of the trade), rollover costs (for expiring forward positions) and guaranteed
stop-loss order charges (if you use this risk-management tool).
Find out more about our costs
What is leveraged trading?
One of the advantages of trading CFDs is that you only need to deposit a percentage of the full value of your position to open a trade, known as trading on leverage. Remember, trading on leverage can also amplify losses, so it’s important to manage your risk.