ICE registers 7% MoM decrease in Forex volumes in September 2015
Average daily volumes for FX&Credit at ICE amounted to 53,000 contracts in September 2015, down 7% from August 2015 levels, but 4% higher in annual terms.
Read moreAverage daily volumes for FX&Credit at ICE amounted to 53,000 contracts in September 2015, down 7% from August 2015 levels, but 4% higher in annual terms.
Read moreIn tune with the majority of the Forex industry, Saxo Bank saw Forex volumes edge down from solid August 2015 levels.
Read moreOTC Forex volumes at the Japanese online trading giant reached JPY 131.16 trillion ($1.09 trillion) in September 2015, up 16.6% from the result recorded in August 2015.
Read moreICAP’s EBS electronic Forex platform reported average daily volumes of meager $89.4 billion in September 2015, a result which is 11% lower than the $100.3 billion in ADV posted in August 2015.
Read moreGlobal Forex volumes across all of the group's subsidiaries amounted to $38.6 billion, lagging behind the achievement of $42.2 billion reported for August 2015.
Read moreMonthly Forex volumes at MOEX reached RUB 34.6 trillion ($523 billion) in September 2015, marking a rise of 9.2% from the result of RUB 31.7 trillion registered in August 2015.
Read moreCME Group saw FX volumes average 947,000 contracts per day in September 2015, up 6.4% from the ADV of 890,000 registered in August 2015.
Read moreAlthough Forex volumes fell 3.5% month-on-month, the number of new accounts rose to 29,496.
Read moreFollowing a record-setting August, trading volumes on Chicago Board Options Exchange, C2 Options Exchange, and CBOE Futures Exchange declined in September 2015.
Read moreInteractive Brokers registered daily average revenue trades (DARTs) of 662,000 in September 2015, down 10% from August 2015 levels but up 15% from September 2014 levels.
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