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The has 6 choices for live accounts and 2 choices for demo accounts.
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Wednesday’s session of trade showed the USD regaining some of its bid tone against the Euro, albeit only marginally, and in the end, broader price action was quite uneventful, with the markets still content on some consolidation ahead of the next move.
The lack of any real economic data out of the US did not help volatility’s cause and we also managed to see US equities close relatively unchanged on the day.
The Aussie and Euro were some of the key underperformers on Tuesday, with both currencies coming under pressure for different reasons. The
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August 18th, 2010 in
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Given the extremely light economic docket and the temperate level of speculative trends heading into the final hours of the trading week, we wouldn’t expect there to be much activity before liquidity officially drains for the weekend. Yet, the dollar and the capital markets in general would in fact put in for a shocking bout of volatility. <
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August 18th, 2010 in
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Week |
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The recovery in the currency markets was certainly not to be unexpected on Monday following a bout of significant USD buying in the previous week.
We had warned of the strong possibility for some form of initial USD selling, with the markets needing to consolidate the latest moves before considering the next up-leg in favor of the Greenback. Whether or not this USD selling persists through Tuesday trade is still very much in question, however, we would not expect the USD selling to last much longer, with weekly technical signals warning of a major USD bottom and fundamentals also aligning on the back of an escalation in risk aversion and uncertainty over the outlook for the global economy.
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August 17th, 2010 in
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The Euro, which initially headed lower for a sixth straight day, bounced back from a near one-month low against the dollar, aided by a bounce in equity markets. However, the rally in Euro was held back by massive sales by sovereign accounts. The Euro recent weakness is attributed to concerns over the cost of supporting peripheral euro-zone countries as the yield spread between government bonds issued by Ireland and Greece and those issued by Germany widened last week.
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August 17th, 2010 in
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INTERBANK FX REPORT CARD
Interbank FX takes great pride in its proprietary back-end routing technology. We feel we have some of the best order execution in the forex industry, and we want you to see how our order execution is great for your trading – especially for those large lot trades. Here are actual order execution statistics for the week of July 25 – 30, 2010.
Our order execution system excels, particularly with high lot trades.
Here is a recent example of how high lot trades flow through the multibank system: This table below highlights an actual 20 lot order requested from MT4. Th
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