, the first pan-European exchange, today announced its trading volumes and metrics for January 2020, which incurred a year-over-year decline, but managed to secure some growth over December’s metrics.
Euronext FX, formerly , is reporting a total of $398 billion that has changed hands during January 2020, representing a 19 percent increase from the $333 billion reported back in December 2019. Year-over-year, the daily foreign exchange volumes had dropped nine percent from more than $441 billion the institutional venue registered in the same month a year earlier.
Meanwhile, the average daily volume on the spot foreign exchange market of Euronext FX stood at $17.3 billion, up nine percent compared to December’s $15.85 billion. On a yearly timetable, the figure is down -13.75 percent from $20.04 billion reported back in January 2020.
For the year 2019, the average daily volume at Euronext FX was reported at $18,282 million, down -9.2 percent compared to the year 2018.
Integral’s volumes rise YoY
In a similar vein, institutional trading platform provider reported its monthly trading volumes for January, which improved slightly from a year earlier. However, the changes in volumes was muted compared to 2019 aside from a small drop month-over-month but that may have been due to lower volatility across certain currencies in the reported month.
Integral said the average daily volumes (ADV) across its platforms totaled $35.5 billion in January 2020, which was lower by -2.2 percent over a monthly timeframe, compared to $36.3 billion reported back in December.
However, January volumes were above those reached in the same month a year ago when the company integrated a slew of new buy-side systems into Integral’s OCX ECN, encouraging more trading across all transaction types, including spot, forwards, and swaps.
Specifically, the latest figures reflect a 2.3 percent decrease when weighed against the metrics of January 2019.
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