ICE sees 33% MoM rise in Forex volumes in August 2015
Average daily volumes for FX&Credit at ICE amounted to 57,000 contracts in August 2015, up 32.5% from July 2015 levels but still behind June 2015 results.
Read moreAverage daily volumes for FX&Credit at ICE amounted to 57,000 contracts in August 2015, up 32.5% from July 2015 levels but still behind June 2015 results.
Read moreThe partnership will provide Monex's customers with access validated corporate actions data from more than 160 countries and territories.
Read moreElina Pedersen steps down as CEO after several years in the role, during which she played an important part in helping the broker acquire an FCA license and build the brand in the UK.
Read moreThe new owner of ill-fated brokerage Forex Trend offers clients a “1+1” transfer scheme, meaning they have to double their deposits to have their funds active.
Read moreICAP’s EBS electronic Forex platform saw average daily volumes of robust $100.3 billion in August 2015, a result which is 22% higher than the dismal $82.1 billion in ADV posted in July 2015.
Read moreOTC Forex volumes at the Japanese online trading giant amounted to JPY 112.53 trillion ($936.9 billion) in August 2015, broadly unchanged from the JPY 112.94 trillion result reported for July 2015.
Read moreThe comprehensive set of apps includes an Economic Calendar, Momentum Scoring, Price Alerts, Trade Board, Time Box, Intraday Result, Intraday Breakdown, Risk Sizer, Net Exposures, Rolling, Scenario Analysis Matrix, Trade Journal and Positions.
Read moreThe People's Bank of China will require reserves to be set aside for buying all currency derivatives from October, this making it more expensive to bet on depreciation of the Chinese currency.
Read moreThe Australian financial regulator is concerned whether the company, which provides online trading services too, is capable of offering these services honestly and fairly, and whether it has effective mechanisms for conflicts of interest management.
Read moreMonthly FX volumes at the Exchange amounted to RUB 31.7 trillion ($471 billion) in August 2015, up 10.5% from the already robust result of RUB 28.8 trillion registered in July 2015.
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