The company said in its announcement on Friday that the move comes as global stock markets continue to rebound, driven by fresh capital inflows, increased IPO activity, and market corrections.

EBC's liquidity enhancements are designed to provide investors with optimised, efficient trading across all global sessions, allowing them to capitalise on opportunities in the current market environment.

The company revealed it has reduced spreads on these indices, making it more cost-effective for traders to enter and exit positions.

"EBC's liquidity enhancement couldn't have come at a better time," the company stated. "As the world's investors hunt for undervalued assets, EBC has strengthened its ability to offer the lowest trading costs for five major stock indices, giving traders a unique edge in the market."

The company notes that the recent resurgence in global stock markets is also fuelled by the growing attractiveness of emerging markets, thanks to new dividend regulations and improved investor returns.

EBC believes its liquidity enhancements make it easier for investors to access these markets and benefit from their growth potential.

With the global economy shifting towards lower interest rates, investors are increasingly optimistic about the future of stock markets.

"The market's expectation for interest rate cuts has shifted the landscape," said David Barrett, CEO of EBC Financial Group (UK) Ltd. He added that the rise of fintech IPOs, in particular, shows no signs of slowing down.