Spain 35
The Spain 35 is a tradeable market with Capital.com, enabling you to take a position on the price of the Spain 35 stock index with CFDs.
The Spain 35 index includes 35 of the most liquid stocks listed on the Bolsa de Madrid, the principal stock exchange of Spain.
Like the US 500 in the US, the Spain 35 is a market-capitalisation-weighted index, so companies with larger market capitalisations carry more weight, significantly influencing the index’s movements.
The composition of the Spain 35 is reviewed biannually, with the aim to maintain a reflection of the Spanish market’s dynamics by evaluating the trading volume and market capitalisation of its constituents.
The Spain 35 spans a variety of sectors, including real estate, technology, telecommunications, financial services, energy, consumer goods, and more, serving as a key indicator of the overall health of Spain's stock market. As it reflects such a broad spectrum of industries, it can be seen as a comprehensive indicator of the economic performance of Spain’s top publicly-traded companies.
Notable constituents of the Spain 35 include Banco Santander, Inditex, Iberdrola, Telefónica and Banco Bilbao Vizcaya Argentaria, highlighting the index’s diverse industry coverage. To learn more about the Spain 35, you can visit our guide to trading the Spain 35. You can then practise trading the Spain 35 and other indices markets on a demo account.
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What is the Spain 35?
What is the Spain 35 index?
The Spain 35 index is a key stock market index of Spain, tracking the performance of the top 35 companies by market capitalisation listed on the Bolsa de Madrid. It serves as a primary indicator of the overall health of Spain’s stock market and overall economy.
What is Spain 35 trading?
Spain 35 trading refers to the buying and selling of financial products linked to the performance of the Spain 35 index, which itself represents the 35 leading companies on Spain’s Bolsa de Madrid. Traders can engage in this through instruments like ETFs, futures, options, CFDs, to speculate on or hedge against the index’s movement. Using CFDs is complex and high-risk.
How do I trade the Spain 35?
On Capital.com, you can trade on the price of the Spain 35 index by trading the Spain 35 with CFDs (contracts for difference). You can use CFDs to take a position on a market, like the Spain 35, whether the price is going up or down.
As CFDs are leveraged, to open a position, your capital outlay– or ‘margin’ – can often be much smaller than the size of your trade position. This means you can trade on assets you may not otherwise have had access to, but it also means that gains and losses can be much faster and larger than you might expect.
Overall, CFDs are a complex, high-risk product. You can learn more about trading CFDs in our helpful guide.
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