Copenhagen-based Saxo Bank reported higher trading volumes for the month of October today, which were up by $18 bln from $220 bln in September, according…
Posts published in November 2013
FX Volumes Plunge 45% at the ICE During October
The IntercontinentalExchange (ICE) has reported its October trading volumes. During the month, average daily volumes (ADV) of all products were 3,336,613 contracts, 4.3% above September’s…
CME Group Q3 Net Income Dropped $74.5 Million or 24% When Compared to Q2 2013, ADV Plummeted
Chicago-based operator of commodity futures marketplaces, CME Group, with some of the biggest commodities exchanges across the globe, including the Chicago Mercantile Exchange (CME) under…
Redline Trading Solutions, a provider of ultra-low latency trading solutions, announced today it is opening a new office in Hong Kong to expand its services and…
Extremely high execution speed in electronic trading has been a priority of infrastructure and technology companies alike in North America this year. Various methods of…
CySEC Announces 12 New Licensees – All About Binary Options Brokers
Cypriot regulator, CySEC, has released the list of firms that have been granted licenses between the period of June and September. Following an increase of…
Factory Data Helps Euro
Factory data is helping the euro today, boosting confidence in the 17-nation currency region. However, there are still questions about the euro, and concerns about what could be next. As a result,…
Dollar Pulls Back Against Majors
The US dollar is pulling back against its major currency counterparts today, thanks in a large part to Federal Reserve expectations. Greenback is down pretty much across the board, and the dollar…
EBS Suffers Another Multi-Year Low as Volumes Fall 5%
Interdealer, ICAP has released October volumes among its electronic trading platforms. In its Interbank FX ECN, EBS, October average daily volumes (ADV) were $77 billion.…
Pound as Construction Sector Expands
The Great Britain rose today, recovering from the last week’s slump a bit, as the construction sectors expanded more than was anticipated, adding to mounting evidences of economic recovery in the United Kingdom. The Markit/CIPS…