Leading CFD broker Pepperstone is expanding its Perpetual CFDs offering beyond digital assets, adding commodities and indices as demand grows for 24/7 market access.
The company said the move reflects a broader shift in global finance toward continuous trading, as investors increasingly seek access to markets beyond traditional exchange hours. Perpetual futures have become one of the fastest-growing market segments, with global trading volumes estimated to have surpassed $90 trillion in 2025.
Originally developed in the digital asset sector, perpetual markets are now moving into traditional asset classes. Pepperstone aims to bring the model into a regulated CFD environment, offering traders access through its existing platforms and account structures.
Following the launch of SPCX.US-PERP, a synthetic perpetual CFD linked to SpaceX, Pepperstone plans to introduce perpetual CFDs for gold, silver, Nasdaq, S&P 500, WTI crude and Brent crude, expanding 24/7 trading access across metals, indices and energy markets.
Tamas Szabo, Group CEO of Pepperstone, said fixed market hours are becoming less relevant as capital and information move continuously around the world.
“Perpetual markets will become a standard feature of modern finance. Our focus is on delivering this innovation within a regulated environment that traders already know and trust,” he said.
Chris Weston, Head of Research at Pepperstone, added that global information flows are driving demand for round-the-clock market access.
“Market-moving events no longer wait for opening bells. Traders increasingly want access whenever opportunities arise,” he said.