After today's volatile session surrounding the latest U.S. employment numbers, the elephant in the room still remains - FxPro's dealing desk is taking no chances regarding funds safety of the brokerage and clients heading into this weekends Greece referendum vote.
Read moreThe company is seeking to reduce risks by setting maximum leverage on trades with all Forex instruments to 1:100 from July 3, 2015.
Read moreThe broker aims to provide a safeguard against effects from potential market volatility and warns that trading with EUR pairs may be subject to tighter margin requirements.
Read moreThe Japanese Forex broker will increase the margin on currency pairs with the euro, starting from June 29, 2015.
Read moreFrom June 29, 2015, the Forex broker reduces leverage and imposes temporary limits to size and volume of opened positions with EUR pairs, citing the possibility of Greece defaulting.
Read moreFrom June 26, 2015, the margin on 29 currency pairs will rise, whereas trades with 56 currency pairs will be set to “close only” mode.
Read morePoland's financial regulator, KNF, will invoke a law on July 16 deeming that a retail investor is allowed to invest in derivatives having a margin deposit that amounts to at least 1% of the nominal contract value of that instrument for OTC trades not cleared by a central counterparty
Read moreFrom June 22, 2015, the maintenance margin for trades with British pound pairs will go up 10%.
Read moreMinimum initial margin requirements were increased in December 2014 in response to substantial volatility in the ruble exchange rate and on the Russian securities market.
Read moreForexTime is providing its clients extra comfort while trading by axing stop-out levels from 60% to 50%.
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