CySEC-regulated forex broker easyMarkets said on Monday it has launched dealCancellation, a new feature that allows traders to cancel a losing deal within an hour of opening. Traders who use the broker’s proprietary self-branded trading platform can benefit ...

Against the ongoing market volatility and the new GBP 31-year low against the dollar, the large global forex brokers continue to report on their performance on June 24 and their intentions to keep their Brexit-related margin requirements. Gain Capital ...

Forex brokers FreshForex and One Financial Markets said on Monday they have returned the trading conditions that they offered prior to temporarily changing them in regards to the UK referendum that took place on Thursday. ...

Brokerages Capital Index and FXPrimus have not experienced negative consequences from the market volatility caused after UK citizens decided to exit the European Union, both brokers said on Monday in separate notices. ...

Swiss forex broker Dukascopy Bank announced it is lifting the Brexit-related leverage caps on forex pairs containing GBP and EUR and some European indices it has imposed on June 22 and extended on June 24. With immediate effect, ...

Spain’s financial regulatory body, the Comision Nacional del Mercado de Valores (CNMV), warned on Monday in separate notices against several binary options brokers SFKK Trading Solutions, trading as ST Capitals, and TDB-Options Ltd., doing business as Banco Binario, ...

Japan’s financial technology company Finatext announced it will launch this summer a new smartphone application for novice traders – FXclue, in partnership with a leading securities company. According to the company, even though the forex industry in Japan ...

Forex brokers FxPro said on Monday they have returned all trading conditions that were altered prior to the UK referendum to their normal, while Vantage FX and Blackwell Global will keep higher margins for a little longer. Meanwhile, ...

It appears that the forex brokers’ prudence and pre-EU referendum measures have paid off and neither they, nor their clients have been severely affected by the extreme market volatility and the British pound’s plunge on Friday. Plus500 (LON:PLUS), ...