Since a CFD is basically a punt on the future value of an asset, it can (theoretically) be created on the underlying price of any asset. However there are many assets that are too hard or costly to price and/or don’t move quickly enough to be financially viable which is why most CFD providers will provide a standard set of instruments to trade. This standard can vary greatly or slightly depending on the broker you choose and their trading policies but there is slight standardization between the different brokers. Please see the CFD Types page for a full overview on the different types of contracts for difference provided by most brokers.
