EXNESS posts Forex volumes of $203.3B for July 2015, down 12% MoM
The result for July 2015 was $203.3 billion, lagging behind the achievements registered in the preceding three months.
Read moreThe result for July 2015 was $203.3 billion, lagging behind the achievements registered in the preceding three months.
Read moreDaily FX Spot volumes averaged humble $101 billion in July 2015, down 6.5% from June 2015, as Thomson Reuters’ Forex electronic platforms saw continued slowdown in trading activity last month.
Read moreCorsair Capital and Palamon Capital Partners have agreed to jointly acquire control of Forex and payment solutions provider Currencies Direct.
Read moreThe average daily volumes of the new Forex futures: USD/CNH and USD/CNT, launched on July 20, 2015, reached 1,058 contracts and 5,787 contracts, respectively.
Read moreFXTF is adding Tradency's new hedge funds automated strategies for its mirror trader service.
Read moreThe Japanese Forex broker posted operating revenues of JPY 333 million ($2.68 million) in July 2015, down 12% from the result recorded in June 2015.
Read moreGreat Trade, which shows signs of a high-yield investment program, misuses the data of MahiFX, including the names of the senior management of the Australian retail Forex broker.
Read moreThe People's Bank of China decided to devalue the yuan on Tuesday August 11th, 2015, allowing the currency to weaken against the dollar to its lowest point in nearly three years.
Read moreThis ruling continues the work of ASIC’s focus on the retail OTC derivative sector, including margin FX and binary options trading.
Read moreLightspeed is headquartered in New York City with offices in Chicago and Houston. The electronic trading firm has attracted a client base of sophisticated, active and professional traders since it's founding in 2006.
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