Citing a recent regulatory filing by ICAP Plc (LON:IAP), FX trading volumes via the company’s EBS platform have risen 23.7% MoM to $129.6 billion in January 2015, following a lackluster performance just one month ago.
Citing a recent regulatory filing by ICAP Plc (LON:IAP), FX trading volumes via the company’s EBS platform have risen 23.7% month-over-month to $129.6 billion in January 2015, following a lackluster performance just one month ago.
The company’s FX business has certainty rebounded, after December 2014 volumes showed a figure of just $104.8 billion for EBS. January 2015’s figure of $129.6 billion also represents a jump of 48% year-over-year from $87.5 billion in January 2014.
The surge in volume looks to build off of an already tumultuous trading year, which just weeks ago saw the market convulsed by the Swiss National Bank’s decision to abandon its currency peg with the euro.
Citing a recent regulatory filing by ICAP Plc (LON:IAP), FX trading volumes via the company’s EBS platform have risen 23.7% month-over-month to $129.6 billion in January 2015, following a lackluster performance just one month ago.
The company’s FX business has certainty rebounded, after December 2014 volumes showed a figure of just $104.8 billion for EBS. January 2015’s figure of $129.6 billion also represents a jump of 48% year-over-year from $87.5 billion in January 2014.
The surge in volume looks to build off of an already tumultuous trading year, which just weeks ago saw the market convulsed by the Swiss National Bank’s decision to abandon its currency peg with the euro.
