KCG's Hotspot FX division has experienced a slight downturn in volumes during October, with average daily volumes of $32.7 billion compared with $34.3 billion in October and $38 billion in September
Read moreEXNESS has today announced record trading figures of US$198,78 billion in October. During the month, EXNESS also experienced its highest ever trading volumes in a single day - a record US$11,3 billion on 15th October.
Read moreThomson Reuters' combined monthly average daily FX volumes took an 11.1% downturn compared with September, with spot FX ADV down 6.4%. Whilst still buoyant, the upward direction of peer EBS whose October volumes increased over those of September was not replicated
Read moreAs the retail FX firms begin to announce their trading volumes for October, Interactive Brokers reveals a further increment over September, demonstrating that volatility is recovering and the doldrums have been consigned to the history books
Read moreMONEX Group's total operating revenue decreased by 22%; decreased by 31% in Japan, decreased by 3% in China and increased by 1% in the U.S during the second quarter of the financial year ending March 31, 2015
Read moreEbola-driven market volatility has led to many venues having reported record daily volume on October 15. ICE has reported in the ICE U.S. Dollar Index (USDX) futures contract of 118,291 contracts on that particular day
Read moreAs FX trading activity across many firms resumes with gusto, CME reports stellar figures for FX trading in September, with a notional daily average of $134 billion in FX contracts traded
Read moreCME Group announced a 13.9% volume jump in Eurodollar futures contracts for one day from the previously held record...
Read moreUS FX giant GAIN Capital has experienced a stagnant month in terms of retail volume, which did not show improvement over a flat July, and has experienced a considerable 12.7% decrease in institutional volumes in August
Read moreMONEX Group's attempts to streamline its operations have yet to bear fruit, with July's revenues alluding to a continuation of low volumes
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