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“Partnering with TradingView represents a pivotal moment in our quest to bring low-cost trading to traders everywhere. Being the lowest cost broker on such a prestigious platform underscores our unwavering commitment to providing exceptional service at the lowest costs. With TradingView’s array of features and our radically low costs, we truly believe there is no better trading experience available…and we’re only getting better.”

FinanceFeeds spoke with Andrew Saks of TraderEvolution Global, Iouri Saroukhanov from Cboe Europe, Remonda Kirketerp-Møller of Muinmos, and Quinn Perrott of TRAction, to ascertain their perspectives on the evolving regulatory environment in Europe, specifically how it’s shaping the transition from CFDs to listed derivatives and what it means for the future of trading and brokerage services in the region.

The brokerage firm offers access to self-directed trading via MetaTrader 5, as well as PAMM accounts and a Copy Trading service. The CFD offering includes a multi asset exposure to the financial markets with up to 1:400 leverage. Underlying asset classes include FX, indices, bonds, commodities, crypto, ETFs, and shares.

“The addition of these 19 new ETF CFDs to the TickTrader platform, reflects our dedication to meeting the evolving needs of our traders, allowing them to access a broader spectrum of trading opportunities, catering to diverse trading preferences and strategies. We believe that this expansion will only serve to enhance the trading experience our clients have at FXOpen.”

China stands as a global economic powerhouse, boasting a dynamic and diversified capital markets system that spans across various industries. The country’s economic vibrancy, coupled with its modern outlook and futuristic advancements, continues to attract investors worldwide. In the first quarter of 2023 alone, China recorded a remarkable national GDP of $14.8 trillion, showcasing a robust year-on-year growth of 5.2%.

The expansion of FP Markets’ Commodity CFDs offering, particularly in hard commodities like Lead (XPB/USD), Zinc (XZN/USD), Nickel (XNI/USD), Aluminium (XAL/USD), and Copper (XCU/USD), as well as the addition of more counterparts to Spot Gold (XAU) like GBP, SGD, and CNH, is highly beneficial for a global trading clientele, especially in the current environment characterized by geopolitical uncertainty, market volatility, and high-interest.