LMAX prepares to suspend ruble trading at 4.00pm
British multilateral trading facility for FX has confirmed that it is set to suspend ruble trading indefinitely as of 4.00pm UK time
Read moreBritish multilateral trading facility for FX has confirmed that it is set to suspend ruble trading indefinitely as of 4.00pm UK time
Read moreRuble volatility (something of an understatement) as well as a generally strengthening dollar has created the right climate for forex trading.
Read moreHaving disclosed its trading volume figures for November 2014 for Russia and the CIS nations, Alpari's Russian operations has experienced a downturn in volumes to $92 billion for the month, with performance decreasing by 16% over October's high point which was represented by volumes exceeding $108 billion
Read moreThis afternoon, after a brief suspension which lasted a matter of a few hours, FxPro has reinstated the trading of instruments which include the Russian ruble, setting a temporary leverage limit of 1:10
Read moreIn expanding its charting facilities further, OANDA has now added FinGraphs' MyMosaics solution from which traders can monitor choices of of markets and on live accounts. LeapRate details full functionality
Read moreSenior Russian lawmaker Alexander Bastrykin has President Vladimir Putin's support as he calls for severe criminal punishment for speculators, pointing the metaphorical finger for their contribution to the destabilization of the ruble. Is Russia ready for global, free market currency trading?
Read moreRussian FX company EXNESS, UK based FXPro and Australia's AxiTrader are the latest brokerages to suspend trading in ruble instruments as a result of current liquidity and economic woes in Russia
Read moreMr. Barnett joined the CFTC in August 2011 to organize and head the newly created DSIO, subsequently creating the regulator's swap dealer compliance and registration programs. His tenure at the CFTC has included leading responses to FCMs and FX dealer crises following the failure of MF Global
Read moreThe staff of the Commodity Futures Trading Commission today issued no-action relief for certain Regulation 1.35(a) recordkeeping requirements. The relief is granted to commodity trading advisors (CTAs) registered with the CFTC that are also members of a designated contract market or swap execution facility (SEF) from Rule 1.35(a)’s oral record keeping requirements. The relief also…
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