Robinhood announced the suspension of its 24-hour overnight trading service due to the severe market downturn on Monday, August 5.
Max Wealth Jewellery is an unregulated brokerage company registered in the United Kingdom. This firm specializes in forex trading with the popular MT5 platform. This firm also provides other investment options, including commodities, indices and futures. Six account types are available with different leverage and spreads. However, its website lacks of transparency about trading fees.
Founded in 2023 in China, Quantec is an unregulated trading platform that offers a variety of account tiers and a diverse range of market instruments, including foreign exchange (FX), metals, indices, and oil. Quantec has partnered with Eightcap, which now serves as its primary trading platform.
Jole International stated that it was established in Taiwan in 2011. It is a digital financial company that offers investors a range of transactions, including foreign exchange, cryptocurrencies, international crude oil, gold, silver, and other assets. However, the platform is not regulated.
With the expansion of the global economy, currency demand among different countries has gradually expanded, and foreign exchange trading has become the financial market with the largest trading volume in the world. Forex trading is the exchange of one country's currency with another country's currency. Unlike other financial markets, the forex market has no specific location or central exchange. Instead, it operates through an electronic network of banks, businesses, and individuals. Foreign exchange trading is not only a tool for users to hedge the risk of future exchange rate fluctuations, but also a method for investors to make profits from currency investments.
This article explores the speculative yet provocative notion that former President Donald Trump might be leveraging cryptocurrency to fuel his 2024 election campaign, highlighting the potential implications and sparking debate on the evolving intersection of politics and digital finance.
GOLDEX, based in Belize, specializes in trading precious metals, primarily gold. The platform was previously regulated by the International Financial Services Commission (IFSC), but this regulation has been revoked. GOLDEX operates using its GDX Trader platform, accessible on iOS, Android, and PC. Users are required to upgrade to VIP status to withdraw funds. The official website is available only in Chinese, and customer support is available via email at cs@goldexglobal.hk.
Alaris Finance is a trading broker registered in China and operates without regulatory oversight. It offers a range of account types, including Pro, VIP, Classic, Standard, and Mini, with a minimum deposit requirement of $250. Clients can access maximum leverage of up to 1:100, providing opportunities for various trading strategies. For assistance, customer support is available via email at support@alarisfinance.pro. While Alaris Finance offers diverse options, potential traders should be mindful of the lack of regulation.
Hong Kong Exchanges and Clearing Limited (HKEX) has announced its intention to launch Weekly Hang Seng TECH Index Options on September 2, pending regulatory approval.
IG Securities, the Japanese subsidiary of the prominent electronic trading firm IG Group, has announced that it will cease offering trading instruments related to crude palm oil.
This article delves into the primary participants of this colossal market, including importers and exporters, Forex brokers, commercial banks, central banks, and speculators. By understanding the roles of these key players, traders can better navigate the Forex landscape.
In a state media report released on Sunday, police in Northeast China's Jilin province announced the arrest of six suspects allegedly facilitating illegal operations in both China and South Korea, involving at least 2.14 billion yuan ($295.8 million).
On Tuesday, the ringgit dipped to a low of 4.7900 against the US dollar, driven by apprehensive investors seeking refuge in the safe haven currency amidst escalating geopolitical tensions. Over the past week, the local currency has depreciated by nearly 0.9% against the US dollar, marking its weakest performance since January 1998. In conjunction with this decline, Bank Negara Malaysia has reiterated its commitment to bolstering the ringgit.
The article suggests positive prospects for Malaysia's Ringgit (MYR) based on projections by BMI, indicating potential strengthening trends in the latter half of 2024 and early 2025. Factors such as anticipated policy relaxation, stability in yield differentials, and favourable external conditions contribute to this outlook. However, whether this constitutes "good news" for the MYR ultimately depends on various factors, including economic performance, policy decisions, and external developments, which may impact currency movements.
The focus of this week's economic calendar will be the release of U.S. employment data on Friday, as investors hope for signs that the economy is heading for a smooth landing. Following a strong performance for stocks in the first quarter, attention now turns to the beginning of the second quarter. Monitoring of intervention possibilities continues for the yen and the yuan, while market participants keep a close eye on data releases from the Eurozone and China. Here's a rundown of key developments to kickstart your week.
Explore AB's global impact as a leading investment management and research firm, showcasing $725 billion AUM, innovative solutions, and client-focused strategies.
MFSA warns against Libra's AI trading tool, urging public caution. Libra is unlicensed in Malta and may pose financial risks. Verify before investing.
ASIC ramps up consumer protection, successfully closing over 3,500 fraudulent investment websites since July 2023, focusing on digital scams and market safety.
West Texas Intermediate (WTI) oil price pauses its two-day winning streak but is anticipated to conclude the week on a positive note, trading near $77.00 per barrel during the Asian session on Friday.
On December 7, the UK's Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulator warned against an unauthorized broker called Sapphire Markets, reminding the public to be aware of financial safety.