EU Shares Trading

You can start by setting up a trading account with Vantage. Then, fund your account using our range of convenient funding methods, all available without any deposit fees. Next, select your preferred EU shares and open a position. When you feel the time is right, close the position to complete your trade.

If you’re completely new to trading shares, you can tap on our library of free educational materials to better understand the product and trading strategies.

Yes, there are several stock exchanges within the European Union (EU). Each member country typically has its own national stock exchange.

Euronext stands out as one of the leading stock exchanges in Europe. It oversees markets in a number of major cities, including Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, and Lisbon. This makes it a crucial hub for European trading activity.

Germany's trading activities are largely centred around Deutsche Börse, while Italy's main exchange is Borsa Italiana. Each of these exchanges plays a significant role in the broader European economic framework.

It's important to note that while these exchanges operate within the EU, they each have their own rules and regulations for trading.

The largest EU stock, as measured by market capitalisation, is currently LVMH (EPA: MC). This stock is listed on the Euronext Paris exchange, one of Europe's leading stock markets.

LVMH, an abbreviation for Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton, is a distinguished French multinational corporation. It operates as a conglomerate and is globally renowned for its luxury goods.

The origins of the company can be traced back to 1987 when the esteemed fashion brand Louis Vuitton merged with Moët Hennessy. Interestingly, Moët Hennessy itself is the result of a merger in 1971 between two famous entities: Moët & Chandon, a celebrated champagne producer, and Hennessy, a distinguished manufacturer of cognac.

There are about 56 stock exchanges in the EU markets. These exchanges are integral parts of the countries' financial infrastructure, supporting trade and investment.

Some of the most notable include the Euronext, Deutsche Börse, and Borsa Italiana. Euronext operates markets in Paris, Amsterdam, Brussels, and Lisbon, thereby extending its reach across multiple countries.

Vantage offers access to a variety of these EU markets, providing a broad spectrum of opportunities for trading. With Vantage, expanding your trading horizons in EU markets has never been easier.

You can buy or trade European shares with Vantage. Vantage offers EU shares CFDs with leverage of up to 20:1, allowing you to trade in both long and short positions.

When you begin trading European shares CFDs with Vantage, you can benefit from some of the lowest trading costs in the industry. With commissions as low as €0.01 per trade, traders can save on trading expenses while enjoying unparalleled access to a wide range of Stocks CFDs through the MetaTrader 5 platform.