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US500 Spread Comparison

The US500 CFD tracks the S&P 500, the primary benchmark for US equity markets. It is the most traded index CFD globally. Spreads are typically 0.4-0.6 pts, though some brokers charge more. Commission-free standard accounts often include the spread in the quoted price.

Brokers tracked
21
Cheapest spread
0.3 pts
Most expensive
1 pts
Cost gap
3.3x

US500 Spreads by Broker

Data: Nov 1, 2026
#BrokerMarketAccountSpread (pts)Type
1XTBEUStandard0.3ptsvariable
2OANDAAustraliaStandard0.38ptsvariable
3OANDAWorldwideStandard0.38ptsvariable
4TickmillEURaw0.39ptsvariable
5ThinkMarketsAustraliaThinkTrader0.4ptsvariable
6IG EuropeEUStandardFrom0.4ptsvariable
7Saxo BankEUVIP0.4ptsvariable
8Saxo BankWorldwideVIP0.4ptsvariable
9ThinkMarketsWorldwideThinkTrader0.4ptsvariable
10PepperstoneWorldwideStandardFrom0.4ptsvariable
11IC MarketsAustraliaRaw0.492ptsvariable
12IC MarketsWorldwideRaw Spread0.492ptsvariable
13PepperstoneAustraliaStandardFrom0.5ptsvariable
14AxiAustraliaPro0.5ptsvariable
15CMC MarketsAustraliaStandard0.5ptsvariable
16IG GroupWorldwideStandard0.5ptsvariable
17BlackBull MarketsWorldwideStandard0.5ptsvariable
18PepperstoneEUStandard0.6ptsvariable
19SwissquoteWorldwidePrime0.6ptsvariable
20XMWorldwideStandard0.8ptsvariable
21easyMarketsWorldwideStandard1ptsfixed

Spreads are indicative and updated daily from broker pricing pages. Raw/ECN accounts include commission. Standard accounts are commission-free.

Why the US500 spread matters

The S&P 500 trades nearly 24 hours on weekdays. Intraday moves are often 10-20 pts. A 0.4-pt spread vs a 2-pt spread means the cheap broker needs half a percent less movement to break even. For scalpers and news traders, this is decisive.

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