Exness Group is a global, multi-asset broker offering traders access to the world’s financial markets through online trading.
Exness was founded in 2008 by Igor Lychagov and Petr Valov, and now caters to 500,000 active traders who generate over 3 trillion USD in monthly trading volume. The broker is committed to offering a transparent and customer-centric trading environment, ensuring clients get reliable access to the markets with better-than-market conditions.
Trading at Exness is done via its proprietary Exness Terminal and Exness Trade app, clients can also opt to use the widely-known MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms, which are supported on all desktop and mobile devices. The company, at the time of writing, offers 100+ currency pairs, 90+ stocks, 11 indices, 34 cryptocurrencies, 13 commodities, with its offering constantly expanding.
The minimum deposit limit at Exness is 10 USD depending on the payment method of choice and the client’s country. An overview of the broker’s features can be found below.
Description
Minimum spread starts at 0.0 pips depending on account type
No hidden commissions
Instant withdrawal processing without manual checks
0.25ms order execution
100+ currency pairs
Leverage up to 1:2000
Trading platforms: MT4, MT5, Exness Terminal, Exness Trade App
Free VPS hosting
A wide variety of local and international payment systems
24/7 customer support
Social Trading application
Partnership program
Regulation and licenses: FCA (United Kingdom), CySEC (Cyprus), FSCA (South Africa), FSA (Seychelles), CBCS (Curaçao and Sint Maarten), FSC (BVI), CMA (Kenya)
Exness is a trusted broker and an industry leader, with a long history and proven track record. The broker is suitable for traders of all experience levels thanks to innovative features such as extended swap-free trading, which allows clients to trade a wide range of instruments without paying any swaps or rollover interest on their positions, unique protections against market volatility and stop-outs as well as fee-free and instant deposit and withdrawal processing.
Exness was founded in 2008 by Igor Lychagov and Petr Valov, and now caters to 500,000 active traders who generate over 3 trillion USD in monthly trading volume. The broker is committed to offering a transparent and customer-centric trading environment, ensuring clients get reliable access to the markets with better-than-market conditions.
Trading at Exness is done via its proprietary Exness Terminal and Exness Trade app, clients can also opt to use the widely-known MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 platforms, which are supported on all desktop and mobile devices. The company, at the time of writing, offers 100+ currency pairs, 90+ stocks, 11 indices, 34 cryptocurrencies, 13 commodities, with its offering constantly expanding.
The minimum deposit limit at Exness is 10 USD depending on the payment method of choice and the client’s country. An overview of the broker’s features can be found below.
Description
Minimum spread starts at 0.0 pips depending on account type
No hidden commissions
Instant withdrawal processing without manual checks
0.25ms order execution
100+ currency pairs
Leverage up to 1:2000
Trading platforms: MT4, MT5, Exness Terminal, Exness Trade App
Free VPS hosting
A wide variety of local and international payment systems
24/7 customer support
Social Trading application
Partnership program
Regulation and licenses: FCA (United Kingdom), CySEC (Cyprus), FSCA (South Africa), FSA (Seychelles), CBCS (Curaçao and Sint Maarten), FSC (BVI), CMA (Kenya)
Exness is a trusted broker and an industry leader, with a long history and proven track record. The broker is suitable for traders of all experience levels thanks to innovative features such as extended swap-free trading, which allows clients to trade a wide range of instruments without paying any swaps or rollover interest on their positions, unique protections against market volatility and stop-outs as well as fee-free and instant deposit and withdrawal processing.
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Pricing in the OTC market - A look inside the Exness trading engine
For over 15 years, Exness has been committed to providing our clients with full transparency when it comes to our pricing and execution. But, to fully understand the inner workings of our pricing algorithms and spreads, it’s going to take a little more than just giving traders access to our full tick history.
With that in mind, here is the first installment in a series of five that will not only show you how Exness generates its pricing but also how most banks and large financial institutions do it.
The first step is to break down one of the most fundamental and misunderstood terms in the business – the over-the-counter market.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
For over 15 years, Exness has been committed to providing our clients with full transparency when it comes to our pricing and execution. But, to fully understand the inner workings of our pricing algorithms and spreads, it’s going to take a little more than just giving traders access to our full tick history.
With that in mind, here is the first installment in a series of five that will not only show you how Exness generates its pricing but also how most banks and large financial institutions do it.
The first step is to break down one of the most fundamental and misunderstood terms in the business – the over-the-counter market.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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6 key behaviors for traders when selecting stocks
In this article, we will cover Exness opinions alongside reporting from Barron’s, which is a commercial partner of Exness.
Traders in the financial markets have so much to consider when choosing an asset and direction. With the world economy complicating forex more than usual right now, many might prefer the straightforward research of stock trading.
If there are a few stocks you’re thinking about trading, then this article is perfect, to put you on a strategic and organized path to selecting the right stocks. To keep things simple, let’s break it down into 6 key takeaways for you.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
In this article, we will cover Exness opinions alongside reporting from Barron’s, which is a commercial partner of Exness.
Traders in the financial markets have so much to consider when choosing an asset and direction. With the world economy complicating forex more than usual right now, many might prefer the straightforward research of stock trading.
If there are a few stocks you’re thinking about trading, then this article is perfect, to put you on a strategic and organized path to selecting the right stocks. To keep things simple, let’s break it down into 6 key takeaways for you.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Loonie struggling amid weaker GDP
The Canadian dollar has declined against the greenback this week as the Bank of Canada kept rates on hold at 5%.
One of the main central banks meeting this week was the Bank of Canada (‘BoC’), which kept its target overnight rate at 5% and downplayed rumors of a cut in March next year. Although Canada’s balance of trade was good news, the loonie’s correlation with oil has been in more focus in recent days and USDCAD in particular has started to make gains again. This article summarises recent economic data from Canada and looks briefly at the charts of USDCAD and EURCAD.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
The Canadian dollar has declined against the greenback this week as the Bank of Canada kept rates on hold at 5%.
One of the main central banks meeting this week was the Bank of Canada (‘BoC’), which kept its target overnight rate at 5% and downplayed rumors of a cut in March next year. Although Canada’s balance of trade was good news, the loonie’s correlation with oil has been in more focus in recent days and USDCAD in particular has started to make gains again. This article summarises recent economic data from Canada and looks briefly at the charts of USDCAD and EURCAD.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Will a Santa Rally deck the halls of Wall Street in 2023?
As the festive season approaches, there's a buzz in the air, not just for holiday cheer but for something that piques the interest of every market watcher – the Santa Rally.
Before we get into it, let's clarify what a Santa Rally really is. It's that typically merry period covering the last week of December and the first couple of trading days in January, where stocks have historically shown a tendency to climb - just like Santa in a chimney. But why? The theories range from holiday optimism and tax considerations to year-end bonuses being funnelled into the market. So, will we see a market-beating sleigh in the sky this year?
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
As the festive season approaches, there's a buzz in the air, not just for holiday cheer but for something that piques the interest of every market watcher – the Santa Rally.
Before we get into it, let's clarify what a Santa Rally really is. It's that typically merry period covering the last week of December and the first couple of trading days in January, where stocks have historically shown a tendency to climb - just like Santa in a chimney. But why? The theories range from holiday optimism and tax considerations to year-end bonuses being funnelled into the market. So, will we see a market-beating sleigh in the sky this year?
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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When did you know you were a trader?
Our Exness Team Pro Members share the moment they realized they were professional traders where #Exness stood as their trusted partner throughout their journey.
KOJO:
The moment I knew I was a trader was when I had my expenses and income clearly defined before trading. As soon as trading profits covered all my expenses and allowed for savings, I realized I had become a full-time trader. This realization was further cemented by a consistent profit-generating strategy, and Exness stood as my trusted partner throughout my journey.
MOMEN:
The moment I knew I was a trader was when I discovered a strategy that allowed cautious investment while generating reasonable profits. My capital grew steadily over time, but trading isn't without risks. It's essential to note that trading comes with challenges. It wasn't always smooth sailing, and I had to manage my risks diligently. But the pivotal moment was realizing that if I could achieve it once, I could replicate it with dedication. My mindset shifted from 'hoping' to 'knowing' because I proved it was possible
Share your story below and follow this link for the full video: https://bit.ly/3Rsd02s
Our Exness Team Pro Members share the moment they realized they were professional traders where #Exness stood as their trusted partner throughout their journey.
KOJO:
The moment I knew I was a trader was when I had my expenses and income clearly defined before trading. As soon as trading profits covered all my expenses and allowed for savings, I realized I had become a full-time trader. This realization was further cemented by a consistent profit-generating strategy, and Exness stood as my trusted partner throughout my journey.
MOMEN:
The moment I knew I was a trader was when I discovered a strategy that allowed cautious investment while generating reasonable profits. My capital grew steadily over time, but trading isn't without risks. It's essential to note that trading comes with challenges. It wasn't always smooth sailing, and I had to manage my risks diligently. But the pivotal moment was realizing that if I could achieve it once, I could replicate it with dedication. My mindset shifted from 'hoping' to 'knowing' because I proved it was possible
Share your story below and follow this link for the full video: https://bit.ly/3Rsd02s
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Is the world on the brink of economic Armageddon?
From the shadowy underbelly of the internet, a dark murmur is rising: whispers of a global economic collapse so catastrophic that it could make the Great Depression look like a mild case of the hiccups. The conspiracists say governments are hiding the truth, desperately trying to maintain a facade of normalcy, as the world teeters on the precipice of financial ruin.
But is this just another unfounded theory, or is there a grain of truth in these ominous warnings?
Let's delve into the depths of those claims and see if we can uncover any reality behind the rhetoric.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
From the shadowy underbelly of the internet, a dark murmur is rising: whispers of a global economic collapse so catastrophic that it could make the Great Depression look like a mild case of the hiccups. The conspiracists say governments are hiding the truth, desperately trying to maintain a facade of normalcy, as the world teeters on the precipice of financial ruin.
But is this just another unfounded theory, or is there a grain of truth in these ominous warnings?
Let's delve into the depths of those claims and see if we can uncover any reality behind the rhetoric.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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How to trade stocks with technical indicators
If you’re not trading stocks right now, then you’re missing out on a lot of opportunities. There are AI releases pumping tech companies by 350% in less than a year, and big brand stocks doubling and even tripling in less than a month. There's opportunity for traders who can invest without delay, getting in and out of the markets at just the right time.
Timing is key, but traders following the news are usually too late to board the money train. This is why many experienced traders turn to technical analysis and indicators to forecast a rise or fall, and there are 5 indicators every pro trader knows well when it comes to leveraging stocks.
Let’s explore the top technical indicators that professional traders use and see what opportunities are awaiting you on the charts right now.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
If you’re not trading stocks right now, then you’re missing out on a lot of opportunities. There are AI releases pumping tech companies by 350% in less than a year, and big brand stocks doubling and even tripling in less than a month. There's opportunity for traders who can invest without delay, getting in and out of the markets at just the right time.
Timing is key, but traders following the news are usually too late to board the money train. This is why many experienced traders turn to technical analysis and indicators to forecast a rise or fall, and there are 5 indicators every pro trader knows well when it comes to leveraging stocks.
Let’s explore the top technical indicators that professional traders use and see what opportunities are awaiting you on the charts right now.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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How tech giants could be preparing for a stormy winter
In this article, we will cover Exness opinions alongside reporting from the Wall Street Journal, which is a commercial partner of Exness.
Imagine a serene landscape in the tranquil hours before a storm. This could well be the global economy as 2023 comes to a close, particularly the US tech sector, which has been enjoying a period of robust stock market performance. But beneath the calm surface, there's a current of change: preparations for the unforeseen challenges of a potential economic downturn in Q1 of 2024.
It seems tech leaders such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Meta have sensed a shift in the economic winds. Many of us are aware of a particular historical pattern: a strong stock market performance preceding a recession, and the tech sector, riding high in 2023, having the lion's share of that bull run.
But now we’re seeing big tech shift from a relentless pursuit of growth to a focus on efficiency and sustainability. This change in approach manifests in various forms: layoffs, scaling back on perks — just a more considered approach to spending. This collective move from expansion to conservation is much like a traveler rationing supplies in anticipation of a long journey.
This isn't a doom and gloom story for traders and investors but a tale of adaptation and resilience. The proactive measures tech companies are taking aren’t just about surviving a downturn — they are strategic moves to position themselves for a quicker recovery. This foresight offers hope and a potentially lucrative opportunity for those willing to stay the course and react without delay.
Follow this link to read more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
In this article, we will cover Exness opinions alongside reporting from the Wall Street Journal, which is a commercial partner of Exness.
Imagine a serene landscape in the tranquil hours before a storm. This could well be the global economy as 2023 comes to a close, particularly the US tech sector, which has been enjoying a period of robust stock market performance. But beneath the calm surface, there's a current of change: preparations for the unforeseen challenges of a potential economic downturn in Q1 of 2024.
It seems tech leaders such as Amazon, Google, Microsoft, and Meta have sensed a shift in the economic winds. Many of us are aware of a particular historical pattern: a strong stock market performance preceding a recession, and the tech sector, riding high in 2023, having the lion's share of that bull run.
But now we’re seeing big tech shift from a relentless pursuit of growth to a focus on efficiency and sustainability. This change in approach manifests in various forms: layoffs, scaling back on perks — just a more considered approach to spending. This collective move from expansion to conservation is much like a traveler rationing supplies in anticipation of a long journey.
This isn't a doom and gloom story for traders and investors but a tale of adaptation and resilience. The proactive measures tech companies are taking aren’t just about surviving a downturn — they are strategic moves to position themselves for a quicker recovery. This foresight offers hope and a potentially lucrative opportunity for those willing to stay the course and react without delay.
Follow this link to read more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Markets consolidate after holidays: GBPJPY and XPTUSD in focus
The new week in the financial markets is influenced by long holidays: the US market is closed on Thursday for Thanksgiving. Consequently, price action across different asset classes remained muted. Most major currency pairs showed sideways movement. The Nasdaq set another all-time high, while the S&P 500 still lags, remaining below the high from December 2021.
The US dollar consolidated, and the Japanese Yen declined amid weakening yields of 10-year bonds, even though Friday’s CPI from Japan was stronger than expected at 3.3%, against the forecasted 3%. The overall strength of the US stock market boosts carry trade operations, creating renewed pressure on the Yen.
FOMC minutes indicated that the Federal Reserve (‘the Fed’) has no plans to cut interest rates just yet, a stance the markets took as neutral.
Metals, including Gold and Silver, consolidated near the previous week's levels. The thin market this week, due to the closed US markets, has cooled down speculation. However, sentiment remains positive for cyclical assets like stocks and metals.
Today, our focus is on Platinum and GBPJPY as two potential opportunities for the upcoming week.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
The new week in the financial markets is influenced by long holidays: the US market is closed on Thursday for Thanksgiving. Consequently, price action across different asset classes remained muted. Most major currency pairs showed sideways movement. The Nasdaq set another all-time high, while the S&P 500 still lags, remaining below the high from December 2021.
The US dollar consolidated, and the Japanese Yen declined amid weakening yields of 10-year bonds, even though Friday’s CPI from Japan was stronger than expected at 3.3%, against the forecasted 3%. The overall strength of the US stock market boosts carry trade operations, creating renewed pressure on the Yen.
FOMC minutes indicated that the Federal Reserve (‘the Fed’) has no plans to cut interest rates just yet, a stance the markets took as neutral.
Metals, including Gold and Silver, consolidated near the previous week's levels. The thin market this week, due to the closed US markets, has cooled down speculation. However, sentiment remains positive for cyclical assets like stocks and metals.
Today, our focus is on Platinum and GBPJPY as two potential opportunities for the upcoming week.
Follow this link for more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Exness spearheads fintech discussions at Lisbon Web Summit 2023
Exness, the world’s largest multi-asset broker, participated in the Lisbon Web Summit 2023, which took place between November 13 and 16. The Web Summit, recognized as the biggest tech event in the world, attracted over 70,000 visitors and featured key speakers from organizations such as Microsoft, MIT, Qualcomm, and TechCrunch.
At the event, Damian Bunce, Exness Chief Customer Officer, delivered an insightful masterclass titled “Fintech decoded: disruptive tech in capital markets”, to a full house. Bunce’s presentation showcased the broker’s pivotal role in fintech development. It explored the transformative impact of technology in the sector, tracing its evolution from the dominance of traditional institutions to the current era of fintech innovation. His audience also gained insights into the transition of the liquidity landscape and the trade execution standards that led to the democratization of trading.
The full masterclass can be viewed here: https://bit.ly/3Th6GfF .
Reflecting on the event, Bunce stated, “The Web Summit is at the heart of technological advancement and innovation – it is where all the latest trends, technologies, and topics that shape our world are discussed. As it aligns with our core vision of leveraging technology in creating advanced products, we were excited to contribute to the global discussion about the future of fintech. Engaging with hundreds of like-minded people and exchanging views and opinions with them was very gratifying for us”.
Exness is a global multi-asset broker which uses a unique combination of technology and ethics to create a favorable market for traders and raise the industry benchmark. Exness’ ethos and vision revolve around the concept of offering its clients a frictionless trading experience, by bringing to life the financial markets in the way they should be experienced. Today, Exness is recognised as the largest retail market maker, with a monthly trading volume of almost $5 trillion and a loyal client base which counts over 600,000 active traders.
Exness, the world’s largest multi-asset broker, participated in the Lisbon Web Summit 2023, which took place between November 13 and 16. The Web Summit, recognized as the biggest tech event in the world, attracted over 70,000 visitors and featured key speakers from organizations such as Microsoft, MIT, Qualcomm, and TechCrunch.
At the event, Damian Bunce, Exness Chief Customer Officer, delivered an insightful masterclass titled “Fintech decoded: disruptive tech in capital markets”, to a full house. Bunce’s presentation showcased the broker’s pivotal role in fintech development. It explored the transformative impact of technology in the sector, tracing its evolution from the dominance of traditional institutions to the current era of fintech innovation. His audience also gained insights into the transition of the liquidity landscape and the trade execution standards that led to the democratization of trading.
The full masterclass can be viewed here: https://bit.ly/3Th6GfF .
Reflecting on the event, Bunce stated, “The Web Summit is at the heart of technological advancement and innovation – it is where all the latest trends, technologies, and topics that shape our world are discussed. As it aligns with our core vision of leveraging technology in creating advanced products, we were excited to contribute to the global discussion about the future of fintech. Engaging with hundreds of like-minded people and exchanging views and opinions with them was very gratifying for us”.
Exness is a global multi-asset broker which uses a unique combination of technology and ethics to create a favorable market for traders and raise the industry benchmark. Exness’ ethos and vision revolve around the concept of offering its clients a frictionless trading experience, by bringing to life the financial markets in the way they should be experienced. Today, Exness is recognised as the largest retail market maker, with a monthly trading volume of almost $5 trillion and a loyal client base which counts over 600,000 active traders.
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Preempting forex trading news to beat the markets
Staying ahead of the financial markets and preempting price actions rather than reacting to them can sometimes be the fine line between huge profits and horrific losses. New traders often turn to forex trading news for insights and market dynamics. However, by the time these news pieces hit the media, the “optimum” window for action has usually passed.
If you are trying to level up your currency trading, you need to preempt the forex trading news, not follow it.
Click here to read more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
Staying ahead of the financial markets and preempting price actions rather than reacting to them can sometimes be the fine line between huge profits and horrific losses. New traders often turn to forex trading news for insights and market dynamics. However, by the time these news pieces hit the media, the “optimum” window for action has usually passed.
If you are trying to level up your currency trading, you need to preempt the forex trading news, not follow it.
Click here to read more: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Exness recognized as Best and Most Trusted Multi-asset Broker at the Smart Vision Investment Expo 2023
Multi-asset broker Exness has been distinguished with the “Best Multi-asset Broker” and “Most Trusted Broker” awards at the Smart Vision Investment Expo 2023 in Egypt. The Expo was held at the Nile Ritz Carlton Hotel, Cairo on 11 and 12 November 2023, and Hilton Green Plaza Hotel, Alexandria on 15 November 2023.
Smart Vision Investment Expo 2023, now in its sixth year, is recognized as the landmark and largest event of its kind in the Middle East, drawing thousands of participants from the investment and trading communities. The Expo provides a platform for attendees to discuss current and emerging trends and network within the industry.
Exness was the Official Sponsor of the Expo, demonstrating its continuous support for initiatives that contribute to the advancement of the financial industry and its commitment to engaging deeply with the community.
At the Expo, the Exness booth served as a hub for attendees to interact with the broker and gain valuable information about its differentiated market proposition. Exness also hosted two exclusive seminar sessions, focused on the advantages of Exness partnerships and the Exness social trading platform. These were hosted by Mohammad Ebeid and Waheed Nazal, Exness Key Account Managers, respectively.
In addition, Exness’ Wael Makarem, Financial Markets Strategists Lead, participated in two panel discussions about the emerging fintech trends and global financial markets developments. These discussions raised critical points about the increasing importance of technology in fostering a more transparent trading environment.
Laith Al Adham, Exness Regional Marketing Manager MENA, commented “Our continuous involvement in the Smart Vision Investment Expo is a reflection of our dedication to creating a better and more transparent industry for traders. We are deeply honored to be recognized for our achievements in the industry, especially by such an esteemed institution. The Expo is a valuable opportunity for us to connect with our community and clients, which we consider an honor and a privilege.”
Exness is a global multi-asset broker which uses a unique combination of technology and ethics to create a favorable market for traders and raise the industry benchmark. Exness’ ethos and vision revolve around the concept of offering its clients a frictionless trading experience, by bringing to life the financial markets in the way they should be experienced. Exness’ identity and commitment to the two worlds of technology and ethics, as well as its loyal client base which counts over 600,000 active traders are key drivers of the global brand. Today, Exness records over $4 trillion in monthly trading volume and has set its focus on a strategic expansion to new corners of the world.
Multi-asset broker Exness has been distinguished with the “Best Multi-asset Broker” and “Most Trusted Broker” awards at the Smart Vision Investment Expo 2023 in Egypt. The Expo was held at the Nile Ritz Carlton Hotel, Cairo on 11 and 12 November 2023, and Hilton Green Plaza Hotel, Alexandria on 15 November 2023.
Smart Vision Investment Expo 2023, now in its sixth year, is recognized as the landmark and largest event of its kind in the Middle East, drawing thousands of participants from the investment and trading communities. The Expo provides a platform for attendees to discuss current and emerging trends and network within the industry.
Exness was the Official Sponsor of the Expo, demonstrating its continuous support for initiatives that contribute to the advancement of the financial industry and its commitment to engaging deeply with the community.
At the Expo, the Exness booth served as a hub for attendees to interact with the broker and gain valuable information about its differentiated market proposition. Exness also hosted two exclusive seminar sessions, focused on the advantages of Exness partnerships and the Exness social trading platform. These were hosted by Mohammad Ebeid and Waheed Nazal, Exness Key Account Managers, respectively.
In addition, Exness’ Wael Makarem, Financial Markets Strategists Lead, participated in two panel discussions about the emerging fintech trends and global financial markets developments. These discussions raised critical points about the increasing importance of technology in fostering a more transparent trading environment.
Laith Al Adham, Exness Regional Marketing Manager MENA, commented “Our continuous involvement in the Smart Vision Investment Expo is a reflection of our dedication to creating a better and more transparent industry for traders. We are deeply honored to be recognized for our achievements in the industry, especially by such an esteemed institution. The Expo is a valuable opportunity for us to connect with our community and clients, which we consider an honor and a privilege.”
Exness is a global multi-asset broker which uses a unique combination of technology and ethics to create a favorable market for traders and raise the industry benchmark. Exness’ ethos and vision revolve around the concept of offering its clients a frictionless trading experience, by bringing to life the financial markets in the way they should be experienced. Exness’ identity and commitment to the two worlds of technology and ethics, as well as its loyal client base which counts over 600,000 active traders are key drivers of the global brand. Today, Exness records over $4 trillion in monthly trading volume and has set its focus on a strategic expansion to new corners of the world.
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Why gold traders should be looking at USOIL
XAU traders have been weathering some volatility over the last few months, with dips to lows of $1,820 (USD), rebounding to new all-time highs just weeks later. Well-timed orders in the right direction surely made a few XAU traders very happy this year, but if you’re not already holding open a gold order below the 1900s, you might be limited to day trading current volatility.
In contrast, USOIL has consistently been a trader’s dream, despite political and economic volatility rocking every market. With short-term and long-term reversals, both investors and day traders have plenty of options. But is oil trading easy, risky, or perhaps only for pro traders?
You might be surprised to find out that you don’t even need to know technical analysis to trade oil.
Let’s find out why: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
XAU traders have been weathering some volatility over the last few months, with dips to lows of $1,820 (USD), rebounding to new all-time highs just weeks later. Well-timed orders in the right direction surely made a few XAU traders very happy this year, but if you’re not already holding open a gold order below the 1900s, you might be limited to day trading current volatility.
In contrast, USOIL has consistently been a trader’s dream, despite political and economic volatility rocking every market. With short-term and long-term reversals, both investors and day traders have plenty of options. But is oil trading easy, risky, or perhaps only for pro traders?
You might be surprised to find out that you don’t even need to know technical analysis to trade oil.
Let’s find out why: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Week 47 data: the Fed’s minutes and regional inflation
The new week in markets started quietly after various major shares made gains last week and the People’s Bank of China kept its base rates on hold as widely expected. Some of the highlights on the calendar this week include minutes from the latest meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (‘the Fed’) and the British government’s autumn statement. This preview of weekly data looks at the charts and the events affecting USDCAD and GBPJPY.
There wasn’t much activity among central banks last week, although American inflation declined more than expected. That supports the generally strong impression among traders that the Fed has reached its final rate for this cycle and could start cutting in the second quarter of next year. According to the CME FedWatch Tool, there’s a 99.8% chance of a hold at the Fed’s next meeting on 13 December; a plurality of traders expects a single cut to 5-5.25% on 1 May 2024.
Follow this link to read the full article: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
The new week in markets started quietly after various major shares made gains last week and the People’s Bank of China kept its base rates on hold as widely expected. Some of the highlights on the calendar this week include minutes from the latest meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (‘the Fed’) and the British government’s autumn statement. This preview of weekly data looks at the charts and the events affecting USDCAD and GBPJPY.
There wasn’t much activity among central banks last week, although American inflation declined more than expected. That supports the generally strong impression among traders that the Fed has reached its final rate for this cycle and could start cutting in the second quarter of next year. According to the CME FedWatch Tool, there’s a 99.8% chance of a hold at the Fed’s next meeting on 13 December; a plurality of traders expects a single cut to 5-5.25% on 1 May 2024.
Follow this link to read the full article: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Exness approaches $5 trillion milestone with $4.8 trillion trading volume for October
Cyprus-headquartered Exness closed October with a monthly trading volume of more than $4.8 trillion, a record figure for the multi-asset broker. The latest number jumped 8.2 percent from the previous month.
With the latest monthly trading volume, the broker is approaching the $5 trillion milestone. The volume in October beat the previous record of $4.5 trillion in August. Although the demand slightly corrected in September, it rebounded aggressively last month. October also became the third consecutive month when Exness reported a trading volume of above $4 trillion.
Exness’ trading volume crossed the $1 trillion mark in October 2021, and over the span of two years, it almost elevated five times. Year-over-year, the trading volume in October rocketed about 90 percent. In the corresponding month last year, the broker reported $2.5 trillion in trading volume.
Apart from the trading volume, the number of active clients also hit a record. According to the official figures, the number of active clients on the platform at the end of last month was 694,006. The figure surged 6.1 percent from the previous month’s 653,593.
The broker’s extensive presence and expansion in established and emerging markets such as MENA, SSA, LATAM and Asia, is more than likely to be one of the key reasons behind its impressive growth in numbers.
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Cyprus-headquartered Exness closed October with a monthly trading volume of more than $4.8 trillion, a record figure for the multi-asset broker. The latest number jumped 8.2 percent from the previous month.
With the latest monthly trading volume, the broker is approaching the $5 trillion milestone. The volume in October beat the previous record of $4.5 trillion in August. Although the demand slightly corrected in September, it rebounded aggressively last month. October also became the third consecutive month when Exness reported a trading volume of above $4 trillion.
Exness’ trading volume crossed the $1 trillion mark in October 2021, and over the span of two years, it almost elevated five times. Year-over-year, the trading volume in October rocketed about 90 percent. In the corresponding month last year, the broker reported $2.5 trillion in trading volume.
Apart from the trading volume, the number of active clients also hit a record. According to the official figures, the number of active clients on the platform at the end of last month was 694,006. The figure surged 6.1 percent from the previous month’s 653,593.
The broker’s extensive presence and expansion in established and emerging markets such as MENA, SSA, LATAM and Asia, is more than likely to be one of the key reasons behind its impressive growth in numbers.
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Week 48 data: Oil and Gold:
This weekly preview examines USOIL and XAUUSD, focusing on upcoming economic data. These figures will drive market trends for the near-term outlook. Here's the most significant economic data for this week:
Wednesday:
Chinese Industrial Production data will come out at 02:00 AM GMT. October's figure is expected to fall to 4.3%, down from 4.5%. Confirmation of this prediction could lead to losses in production-related commodities like crude oil, silver, and copper.
The UK inflation rate will be updated at 07:00 AM GMT. It is anticipated to drop from 6.7% to 4.8% for October. Should this be the case, it would mark the lowest annual UK inflation rate. This could result in brief, minor losses for the pound, potentially influencing the Bank of England's upcoming decisions.
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This weekly preview examines USOIL and XAUUSD, focusing on upcoming economic data. These figures will drive market trends for the near-term outlook. Here's the most significant economic data for this week:
Wednesday:
Chinese Industrial Production data will come out at 02:00 AM GMT. October's figure is expected to fall to 4.3%, down from 4.5%. Confirmation of this prediction could lead to losses in production-related commodities like crude oil, silver, and copper.
The UK inflation rate will be updated at 07:00 AM GMT. It is anticipated to drop from 6.7% to 4.8% for October. Should this be the case, it would mark the lowest annual UK inflation rate. This could result in brief, minor losses for the pound, potentially influencing the Bank of England's upcoming decisions.
Follow this link to read the full article: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
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Preempting forex trading news to beat the markets:
Staying ahead of the financial markets and preempting price actions rather than reacting to them can sometimes be the fine line between huge profits and horrific losses. New traders often turn to forex trading news for insights and market dynamics. However, by the time these news pieces hit the media, the “optimum” window for action has usually passed.
If you are trying to level up your currency trading, you need to preempt the forex trading news, not follow it.
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Staying ahead of the financial markets and preempting price actions rather than reacting to them can sometimes be the fine line between huge profits and horrific losses. New traders often turn to forex trading news for insights and market dynamics. However, by the time these news pieces hit the media, the “optimum” window for action has usually passed.
If you are trying to level up your currency trading, you need to preempt the forex trading news, not follow it.
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Vanguard's new era for bonds and what it means for traders and markets:
Ever wondered what a world-class asset manager like Vanguard knows that we don't? Our collaborative piece with Barron’s deciphers their latest forecasts and what it means for traders across multiple asset classes.
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Ever wondered what a world-class asset manager like Vanguard knows that we don't? Our collaborative piece with Barron’s deciphers their latest forecasts and what it means for traders across multiple asset classes.
👇 Click the link to read the article and deepen your market knowledge. 📚
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Week 44 data: Oil and Gold
This weekly data preview examines USOIL and XAUUSD. The primary drivers in the markets for the near short term are the economic data releases scheduled for later this week.
The most important economic data for this week are: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
Tuesday:
The Bank of Japan's interest rate decision is at 03:00 AM GMT. The market consensus predicts the central bank will maintain interest rates at -0.1%, with no major surprises anticipated.
Flash European GDP and inflation rate data will be released at 10:00 AM GMT. GDP growth is expected to drop to 0.2% from the previous reading of 0.5%. Concurrently, the inflation rate is projected to decrease to 3.2% from 4.3% in September.
NBS manufacturing PMI, scheduled for 01:30 AM GMT, is anticipated to remain stable at 50.2 points. NBS primarily focuses on large state-owned firms, which generally surpasses the Caixin version in size. If accurate, this data would suggest that manufacturing at state-owned firms is expanding. This could influence production-related instruments like oil, silver, and copper.
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This weekly data preview examines USOIL and XAUUSD. The primary drivers in the markets for the near short term are the economic data releases scheduled for later this week.
The most important economic data for this week are: https://bit.ly/3ZjNVsO
Tuesday:
The Bank of Japan's interest rate decision is at 03:00 AM GMT. The market consensus predicts the central bank will maintain interest rates at -0.1%, with no major surprises anticipated.
Flash European GDP and inflation rate data will be released at 10:00 AM GMT. GDP growth is expected to drop to 0.2% from the previous reading of 0.5%. Concurrently, the inflation rate is projected to decrease to 3.2% from 4.3% in September.
NBS manufacturing PMI, scheduled for 01:30 AM GMT, is anticipated to remain stable at 50.2 points. NBS primarily focuses on large state-owned firms, which generally surpasses the Caixin version in size. If accurate, this data would suggest that manufacturing at state-owned firms is expanding. This could influence production-related instruments like oil, silver, and copper.
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Exness is now on Twitch!
It's true 😁! Exness is now on Twitch! 📺 Join us for exciting live trading sessions, expert insights, and so much more. Don't miss out! Join Twitch today, hit that 'Follow' button, and stay ahead of the trading game with Exness! 📈👏 Remember to turn on your notifications too 😉
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It's true 😁! Exness is now on Twitch! 📺 Join us for exciting live trading sessions, expert insights, and so much more. Don't miss out! Join Twitch today, hit that 'Follow' button, and stay ahead of the trading game with Exness! 📈👏 Remember to turn on your notifications too 😉
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