U.S. Retail Forex client assets from FCM FINANCIAL DATA for the month of October from reports filed by December 3, 2015 showed that Retail Forex based client assets at brokers dipped by just .03% MoM after a slight bump up in September. RJ O'Brien reports for retail FCM now look like a no-show (we will remove from our reports from here out)…
Read moreFXCM Inc saw a 12% drop in US retail client assets - before the events of January 15.
Read moreUS retail client assets declined, even as global FX trading volumes set records during September. And the industry keeps getting more concentrated.
Read moreAfter a surprising 7% (or $41 million) rise in July, client assets held by regulated US retail forex brokers continued their slow but steady decline in August, shedding 2%, or $12.3 million. Total client assets held now sit at $619.7 million, as at August 31, 2014. The industry remains fairly concentrated, with the 'big three'…
Read moreThe US's big three - FXCM, Oanda and Forex.com (Gain Capital) - each led the way picking up $10M+ in new client assets in July.
Read moreLeapRate Exclusive... LeapRate had learned from updated CFTC data that cash held in US retail forex trading accounts fell to a multi-year low in June 2014. Total clients assets were $591 million, down 2% from May's $599 million. Looking back a while, the US retail forex industry has shrunk more than 20% from year end…
Read moreCFTC data reveals that US Retail FX traders held less than $600M at regulated US brokers in April - their lowest level since records began being published in 2009
Read moreCFTC monthly November data show a further 4% decline in client assets held by US forex brokers. (Over-) regulation continues to take its toll in the US retail FX business. CFTC's just-released November data showed continued erosion of assets held by US retail FX traders at their brokers. This wasn't a case of clients migrating…
Read moreBiggest drop was at Interactive Brokers, which dropped 22%. U.S. Retail Forex client asset data for the month of February is now out, and there weren't really any big surprises: Overall, U.S. Retail Forex assets dropped 2% from January to $641.6 million, and are down 15% from last year as the U.S. retail FX sector…
Read moreAlthough smaller firms all see a decline in client assets.
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