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Forex trading
Since 2001, FOREX.com has made its name by providing the most reliable service and powerful platforms to allow our customers to trade to their fullest capabilities.
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EUR/USD as low as 0.2 with fixed $5 commissions per 100K
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Super-fast and reliable trade executions
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Powerful, purpose-built currency trading platforms
Forex explained
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A quick snapshot of FXForex trading is the act of speculating on the movement of exchange prices by buying one currency while simultaneously selling another. -
There’s no larger marketWith an average turnover in excess of $6 trillion a day*, currency prices are constantly fluctuating – creating endless trading opportunities in the world's most traded market.
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Forex never sleepsAs a globally traded market, the foreign exchange market is open 24 hours a day, five days a week (Sunday to Friday). Our platforms are well-equipped to handle the spontaneous market stimulation that comes with each piece of breaking news worldwide.
Market-leading FX pricing
Standard spread pricing, no commissions
USD/RUB and EUR/RUB are currently unavailable for trading. See Service Updates.
Spreads will vary based on market conditions, including volatility, available liquidity, and other factors. Typical Spreads may not be available for Managed Accounts and accounts referred by an Introducing Broker.
Award-winning FX trading apps
Designed for instant control wherever you are, enjoy one-swipe trading, intelligent buy/sell signals, and a customizable layout to suit your trading style.
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Daily Forex moves and news
Latest Forex news and analysis
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📈📉 DAILY MARKET VIDEO 📈📉 🇨🇳Chinese PMIs came in strong, showing ongoing recovery 🇪🇺Eurozone #CPI was cooler, but core CPI hit a new high. Core #PCE on tap 🥇#Gold bullish pennant forming below $2k - will we break out? This video is not intended for US audiences. https://t.co/MkwpHZr6SM
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Functional BenefitsEarn up to $10 in cash rebates per million FX traded in monthly volume and get interest on your average daily available margin up to 5% APY. -
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Frequently asked questions
Where is forex traded?
Forex is traded via a global network of banks in what’s known as an over-the-counter market – unlike shares and commodities, which are bought and sold on exchanges. Because of this, you can trade forex 24-hours a day.
FX trading is split across four main ‘hubs’ in London, Tokyo, New York and Sydney. When banks in one of these areas close, those in another open, which is what facilitates round-the-clock trading.
However, there’s no physical location where these banks and individuals trade with each other. Instead, it is entirely online.
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Why do people trade currencies?
People trade currencies for lots of different reasons. You’ve probably traded a currency if you’ve ever bought goods overseas, for example, or gone on a foreign holiday. However, the vast majority of FX trading is done for profit.
Currencies are constantly moving in value against each other. On any given day, the pound might be rising against the dollar, while the euro falls against the Swiss franc. Forex traders buy and sell currency pairs to try and take advantage of this volatility and earn a return.
For instance, if the pound is rising against the dollar, you might buy GBP/USD. When you buy this pair, you’re buying pound sterling (GBP) by selling the US dollar (USD). Then, if the pound continues to outpace the dollar, you can sell the pair to exchange your GBP back for USD and keep the difference as profit.
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When is the forex market open for trading?
The forex market is open for trading 24-hours a day from 10pm (UTC) on Sunday to 10pm (UTC) on Friday. That means with FX, you can build your trading strategy around your schedule, instead of having to conform to when a stock exchange is open.
However, there are times when the market is much more active, and times when it is comparatively dormant.
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If you have more questions visit the Forex Trading FAQ section or start a chat with our support team
Why FOREX.com?
A lot has happened since 2001. But throughout all that time we’ve remained steadfast, providing traders with the stability and opportunities they need to make their mark on the financial markets.
Reliable, consistent trade execution
Peace of mind that your trades are executed swiftly, with a 99.38%* execution rate of less than a second.
Award-winning trading platforms
Enjoy a suite of powerful, industry-leading platforms and get the popular charting program TradingView for free.
Global market leader
We have over two decades of experience in providing innovative products and helping traders achieve their goals.
Part of the StoneX Group
As part of a NASDAQ-listed company, we’ve got financial strength and security you can depend on.
*Refers to FX executions for the FOREX.com group. Please note that multiple factors may impact execution speed, including but not limited; market conditions, platform type, network connectivity, trading strategies, and account type. FOREX.com's execution statistics represent orders executed on FOREX.com's platforms during market hours between January 31, 2023, 5:00 pm ET, and February 28, 2023, 5:00 pm ET for all FOREX.com's international affiliates and exclude trades/orders entered on the MetaTrader platform.
Market volatility, volume, and system availability may delay trade executions. Price can change quickly in fast market conditions, resulting in an execution price different from the price available at the time order is submitted. Price improvement is not guaranteed and will not occur in all situations.
**Excludes trades that received non-standard order processing and orders that failed to trigger
