Tag: FXall volume

April 08, 2013 BY Gerald Segal

FXall and Thomson Reuters post flat/lower volumes in March

...although Thomson Reuters retakes the #1 Forex ECN title back from ICAP EBS. Continuing the mixed-results FX volumes trend for March we've seen so far at the CME Group and at ICAP EBS, Thomson Reuters and its FXall unit each reported ho-hum FX volumes results in March. Thomson Reuters was actually down 4% from February…

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February 08, 2013 BY Gerald Segal

FXall and Thomson Reuters report growth in January volumes

January was a very strong month across the board in the FX world. After a 2012 which many FX brokers want to forget, as low market volatility kept trading volumes low, 2013 has clearly begun with a bang. After healthy January volume reports from Forex ECN ICAP EBS and from the CME Group (FX futures)…

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January 08, 2013 BY Gerald Segal

FXall cements its position as the #2 Forex ECN

FXall hits the $100 billion-per-day mark for just the second time ever. For the second month in a row, we see divergent results from Thomson Reuters (volumes down 8%) and its recently-acquired subsidiary FXall (volumes up 5%) in December. And with FXall hitting (exactly) the $100 billion-per-month volume level for just the second time ever,…

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December 10, 2012 BY Gerald Segal

November FX volumes – Thomson Reuters down, FXall up

Becoming clear why Thomson Reuters bought FXall. Divergent results from Thomson Reuters and its recently-acquired subsidiary FXall in November. Thomson Reuters saw its November FX volumes drop by 8% to $111 billion (average daily volume during the month), while FXall rose slightly, by 1%, to $95 billion. Thomson Reuters' volumes remain more than 25% below…

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November 13, 2012 BY Gerald Segal

FXall excelling under Thomson Reuters' ownership

FXall surpasses ICAP-EBS as the #2 Forex ECN. It looks as though having Thomson Reuters as its parent company is paying dividends for FXall. The Forex ECN, which was acquired earlier this year by Thomson Reuters for $625 million, stopped reporting its monthly trading volumes after being taken private by Thomson Reuters. However recent filings…

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