After revising its margin requirements for a set of currency pairs with the New Zealand dollar (NZD) earlier this month, Japanese Forex broker Arena-FX is again changing the trading conditions for these pairs – this time, in a favourable direction, as margin requirements are relaxed. As of November 30, 2015 (Monday), Arena-FX will be cutting the…
Read moreAfter introducing unleveraged currency trading in August, the company extends the offer to indices trading too.
Read moreAfter rollover 00:00 GMT+3 on 23 September 2015, the leverage ration for CFD futures positions will be cut to a maximum level of 25:1.
Read moreThe minimum margin will change from a fixed amount of JPY 500 per lot to 0.5% of the value of a position.
Read moreComplying with the new rules that came into force on July 16, 2015, the Cypriot Forex broker cuts leverage for its Polish customers to 1:100.
Read moreThe pairs are back to the FX Majors group, for which margin requirements are more relaxed than for the FX Special group.
Read moreThe social investment network is imposing a cap of 1:100 on maximum leverage for trades with all instruments.
Read moreLeverage on all positions with EUR and JPY pairs, as well as with GBP/USD and AUD/USD, will be capped at 50:1 starting from Friday.
Read moreThe leverage of 1:1000 is now available to clients of the Cypriot retail Forex broker with ECN Zero accounts.
Read moreFrom Friday 18.00 (GMT), the margin required to maintain a position with any instrument will be raised two times.
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