FxPro Executes Record Number of Trades as US Dollar Slid on Tuesday
- The broker has surpassed its previous record number of trades by almost 60% as the euro staged its biggest single day rally since October 2014 after a potential Greek debt-swap deal, before Greek FinMin talks with ECB.
According to a company announcement made by FxPro, the company has executed a record number of trades on Tuesday, the 3rd of February 2015. The firm highlighted that for the 24 hours, it executed 199,397 trades, which was higher by almost 60% when compared to the previous figure of 124,778.
The company has also registered record trading volume for the day, stating that it surpassed its previous record by 13.8%. FxPro has recently announced a new MT5 offering and started its prime-of-prime solution following up on the acquisition of Quotix.
In the aftermath of the Swiss National Bank-caused debacle on January 15th, the company issued a statement outlining that it remained well capitalized.
The company’s CEO, Charalambos Psimolophitis, said in the announcement, “These are extremely encouraging figures, especially since our previous high points were made during real boom periods for the industry. We invest heavily in our technology, allowing us to seamlessly execute such high numbers of orders.”
Yesterday the company revealed some month-on-month growth numbers, stating that the number of new clients has grown by 46%, which expanded volumes by 16% in January when compared to December 2014.
According to a company announcement made by FxPro, the company has executed a record number of trades on Tuesday, the 3rd of February 2015. The firm highlighted that for the 24 hours, it executed 199,397 trades, which was higher by almost 60% when compared to the previous figure of 124,778.
The company has also registered record trading volume for the day, stating that it surpassed its previous record by 13.8%. FxPro has recently announced a new MT5 offering and started its prime-of-prime solution following up on the acquisition of Quotix.
In the aftermath of the Swiss National Bank-caused debacle on January 15th, the company issued a statement outlining that it remained well capitalized.
The company’s CEO, Charalambos Psimolophitis, said in the announcement, “These are extremely encouraging figures, especially since our previous high points were made during real boom periods for the industry. We invest heavily in our technology, allowing us to seamlessly execute such high numbers of orders.”
Yesterday the company revealed some month-on-month growth numbers, stating that the number of new clients has grown by 46%, which expanded volumes by 16% in January when compared to December 2014.