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Cong Nguyen
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2017.08.22
Nice parterm but we need long term. You can study this from Teletrade, it's good for you!!
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George Soros warns Britain leaving could be end of EU
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/jun/09/george-soros-warns-britain-leaving-could-be-end-of-eu
https://www.theguardian.com/business/2016/jun/09/george-soros-warns-britain-leaving-could-be-end-of-eu
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Brexit-ready: updates on 7 forex brokers
Source: Forexcrunch.com
The June 23rd EU Referendum is getting closer, with every opinion poll moving the pound more quite a bit. The event takes place when markets are open, but liquidity may be thin in parts of the Asian session, and uncertainty may be abundant in the weekend ahead of the vote.
Brokers are getting ready for high volatility. Here are updates from currently 7 forex brokers, and more data will be added as it comes in.
The list is an alphabetical order:
1/ CMC Markets: The broker makes a change on June 13th and another one on June 20th. This refers to stock indices, commodities and GBP pairs of course. All the information is here. Thanks to reader edzfx for the information.
2/ FXCM: The broker is said to be embarking on a strategy to change margins on both the pound and the euro pairs beginning on June 10th and extra measures on June 17th.
3/ FxPro: The UK regulated broker has sent updates to its customers regarding Brexit, information about the event as well as the risks of high volatility. So far, it hasn’t made changes to margins.
4/ IG: Margin requirements will be increased on June 10th, 17th and 22nd.
5/ OANDA: Lower maximum leverage: “To help ensure our customers are more insulated from such movements, we will be temporarily lowering the maximum leverage available on GBP pairs to 20:1 after the market close on June 17, 2016. The affected pairs will return to prior leverage levels after the market close on June 24, 2016”
6/ Saxo Bank: The Danish broker will hike margin requirements by 7%. “Saxo Bank’s main plan is apparently to hike margin requirements on GBP currency pairs to 7%, meaning max leverage of about 14:1 on GBPUSD, EURGBP and other GBP pairs. Leverage allowed in normal market conditions at Saxo Bank in GBP majors is 50:1, or margin requirement of 2%.”
7/ TradersWay: Also here, lower leverage is applied: “Due to these market factors, we have taken the decision to increase the margin requirements for all GBP pairs by a factor of four, with the change being effective from the 13th of June 2016. This means that your leverage on all GBP pairs therefore will be four times lower. E.g. if your account leverage is 1:400, then your effective leverage applied to GBP positions will be 1:100.” Thanks again to edzfx .
Source: Forexcrunch.com
The June 23rd EU Referendum is getting closer, with every opinion poll moving the pound more quite a bit. The event takes place when markets are open, but liquidity may be thin in parts of the Asian session, and uncertainty may be abundant in the weekend ahead of the vote.
Brokers are getting ready for high volatility. Here are updates from currently 7 forex brokers, and more data will be added as it comes in.
The list is an alphabetical order:
1/ CMC Markets: The broker makes a change on June 13th and another one on June 20th. This refers to stock indices, commodities and GBP pairs of course. All the information is here. Thanks to reader edzfx for the information.
2/ FXCM: The broker is said to be embarking on a strategy to change margins on both the pound and the euro pairs beginning on June 10th and extra measures on June 17th.
3/ FxPro: The UK regulated broker has sent updates to its customers regarding Brexit, information about the event as well as the risks of high volatility. So far, it hasn’t made changes to margins.
4/ IG: Margin requirements will be increased on June 10th, 17th and 22nd.
5/ OANDA: Lower maximum leverage: “To help ensure our customers are more insulated from such movements, we will be temporarily lowering the maximum leverage available on GBP pairs to 20:1 after the market close on June 17, 2016. The affected pairs will return to prior leverage levels after the market close on June 24, 2016”
6/ Saxo Bank: The Danish broker will hike margin requirements by 7%. “Saxo Bank’s main plan is apparently to hike margin requirements on GBP currency pairs to 7%, meaning max leverage of about 14:1 on GBPUSD, EURGBP and other GBP pairs. Leverage allowed in normal market conditions at Saxo Bank in GBP majors is 50:1, or margin requirement of 2%.”
7/ TradersWay: Also here, lower leverage is applied: “Due to these market factors, we have taken the decision to increase the margin requirements for all GBP pairs by a factor of four, with the change being effective from the 13th of June 2016. This means that your leverage on all GBP pairs therefore will be four times lower. E.g. if your account leverage is 1:400, then your effective leverage applied to GBP positions will be 1:100.” Thanks again to edzfx .
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Investing.com.- The number of people who filed for unemployment assistance in the U.S. last week unexpectedly fell.
Initial jobless claims fell by 4,000 to 264,000 the Labor Department said.
Economists had expected claims to rise by 3,000 to 270,000 last week
Claims have now remained below the 300,000 mark, which is associated with strong labor market conditions, for 66 weeks.
Initial jobless claims fell by 4,000 to 264,000 the Labor Department said.
Economists had expected claims to rise by 3,000 to 270,000 last week
Claims have now remained below the 300,000 mark, which is associated with strong labor market conditions, for 66 weeks.
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