Activity on , the aggregator service of LiquidityMatch LLC, dropped slightly last month but still well above the $900 billion mark across its streaming and matching products. The company reported an average daily volume (ADV) of $40.4 billion, which is lower on a monthly basis by -7 percent from $43.2 billion back in June 2020. Still, the ADV figure was higher by 11 percent from year-ago levels when weighed against $36.2 billion in July 2019.
FXSpotStream also saw a across its total trading volumes in July 2020 after reporting just $929 billion for the month, down three percent from $952 billion in June. The difference can’t be explained by fewer working days since July saw a total of 23 trading days relative to 22 days as it had been in the month prior.
FXSpotStream provides a multibank FX aggregation service for spot FX trading. The platform operates as a that provides the infrastructure to facilitate the route of trades from clients to liquidity providers.
Integral reports a slight advance
Elsewhere, institutional trading platform provider reported its monthly trading volumes for July, which improved compared to the June and also the year earlier.
Integral said the average daily volumes (ADV) across its platforms totaled $37.4 billion in July 2020, which was higher by 6.6 percent over a monthly timeframe, compared to $35.1 billion in June.
Additionally, July volumes were above those reached in the same month a year ago. Specifically, the latest figures reflect a ten percent increase when weighed against the metrics of July 2019.
Overall, the changes in volumes across major ECNs and institutional platform were muted compared to 2019, aside from a small drop month-over-month that may have been due to lower volatility across certain currencies in the reported month.
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