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Spreads
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Spreads |
| As we are not market makers,we make every effort to get the best prices from our liquidity providers in order to keep our spreads as narrow as possible. Our aim is to provide our clients with the lowest spreads in the forex industry. |
** Above Swaps are only for knowledge, these swaps are been changed everyday as per market volatility
| Fixed or variable spread |
| Every market has a spread. Whether Foreign Exchange, equities, futures or your local boutique, the market maker will practically always charge a higher price than the price paid. The size of the spread is primarily due to liquidity and transparency in the market. More buyers and sellers competing in the same space bring Bid/Offer spreads lower. When all participants have access to the same price information at the same time, few are able to get away with wider spreads. When you shop for a Forex broker, you will see a couple of different types of spreads available. One will be the standard “fixed” spread, which means that the spread will remain the same no matter what. The other is a “variable” spread as determined by the marketplace. This can rise or fall depending on what the best bid and offer prices are at the time. With a fixed spread, the broker guarantees that the spread will always remain the same. This helps the trader plan their trading costs more effectively as they already know how much the bid and offer prices will differ when they place a trade. A variable spread simply will pass long the best bid and offer prices that the broker can find for you at any given moment. In times of high liquidity, the spread on these brokers tends to be lower. This makes trading through them cheaper on the whole, but also comes with the risk of market conditions at times. |
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