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The foreign exchange market, also known as the Forex market or the FX market, is also one of the global markets that witnesses a trading volume of almost $6.6 trillion every day. Foreign exchange refers to exchanging one currency trading with another for different reasons that include tourism, inter

What is the US Dollar Index? The US Dollar Index (DXY, DX, USDX) measures the value of the United States dollar relative to a basket of other currencies, including the currencies of some of the US’s major trading partners. The Dollar Index rises when the US dollar gains strength compared to the othe

Hi everyone, Below a quick summary Pre-FOMC (26th january 2022) What are the probabilities of a rate hike? Probabilities recently plummeted... to 95% waiting for basically nothing new. 1... Allowing the US market to bounce back on 4200 support area (ES future - S&P500) The market is testing the

CAPITAL markets in Africa are generally not as sophisticated as those abroad. Some stock exchanges in Africa can stay for one year without listing a single company. With the exemption of South Africa, Kenya and most recently Nigeria, the derivative market is not functional nor properly regulated in

The net trading income skyrocketed from €9.1 million to €32 million.Admirals described its H1 performance as 'exceptional'. Estonia-based Admiral Markets AS, which operates as Admirals, recorded a 255% increase in its net trading income in the first half (H1) of 2022. The income skyrockete

You are intrigued by the Forex market and want to try your hand at trading. One of the first things you must decide is what kind of trader you want to be. Do you like trading in a 9 to 5 environment where you do not get text messages or calls about stop-loss orders in the middle of the night? Then,

For this BlackBull Markets review, we opened a live account and deposited over €4,000. We traded the popular instrument in each market to identify the actual spreads and placed a total of 12 trades. We contacted the broker’s customer support team to resolve the challenges we faced. Finally, we withd

Market volatility cooled in the first full trading week of September after a mostly rough August. On Wall Street, the Nasdaq 100, S&P 500 and Dow Jones climbed 4.73%, 4.17% and 3.1%, respectively. Things were also looking rosy in Europe, with the DAX 30 and FTSE 100 climbing 0.29% and 0.96% resp