ICE sees Forex volumes shrink 5% MoM in May
Average daily FX&Credit volumes at Intercontinental Exchange amounted to humble 56,000 contracts in May, a result which is even worse than the one recorded in April this year.
Read moreAverage daily FX&Credit volumes at Intercontinental Exchange amounted to humble 56,000 contracts in May, a result which is even worse than the one recorded in April this year.
Read moreShortly after registering a record in terms of high Forex volumes in April 2015, EXNESS marks another milestone.
Read moreForex volumes across all Monex Group's subsidiaries totaled $34.4 billion, down 3.4% from April 2015 levels.
Read moreAverage daily volumes at the Denmark-based FX broker totaled $10.4 billion in May 2015, whereas clients' collateral deposits surged to new record high.
Read moreForex volumes averaged 880,000 contracts per day in May 2015, up 5% against April 2015 levels.
Read moreDaily average revenue trades (DARTs) fell 2% from April 2015 levels to 617,000, whereas client accounts edged higher in both annual and monthly terms.
Read moreOverall volume of exchange FX margin contracts (Click365) at Tokyo Financial Exchange in May 2015 was 2,764,360, down 0.9% from April 2015.
Read moreMay 2015 appears as a slow month for institutional Forex, as Hotspot operating metrics for last month show a decline of 5.6% in average daily volumes when compared to already subdued April 2015 levels.
Read moreDaily volumes across Thomson Reuters' FX electronic trading platforms amounted to $369 billion in April 2015, whereas FX spot volumes averaged $118 billion per day.
Read moreForex volumes reported by members of FFAJ amounted to JPY 462.8 trillion in April, down 7.07% from March 2015 levels.
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