TOKYO FINANCIAL EXCHANGE

FX volumes fell both on a monthly and yearly comparison.

On a monthly comparison, all currency pairs traded on TFX saw a drop in volumes.

Is this a sign that FX volumes have rebounded in June?

As COVID-19 volatility lessens, trading volumes are falling for trading providers.

The total trading volume of FX daily futures contracts was 2,490,865 in April.

Trading volumes of the USD/JPY currency pair increased significantly during the month.

Trading of Equity Index Daily Futures contracts increased fourfold on a yearly comparison.

The exchange reported an uptick in FX trading MoM, but lower on a yearly comparison.

The currency pair to report the largest increase in trading was the British pound/US dollar.

Forex trading fell on both a monthly and yearly comparison.

Most of the trading volumes were up on a monthly comparison, but lower year-on-year.

The combined trading volume for all TFX products fell on both a monthly and yearly comparison.

Equity index trading, however, showed strong results across the board.

The trading volume of FX daily futures contracts increased by 22.6 percent.

Overall, the combined trading volume for all TFX products fell by 27.6 percent month-on-month.

After months of low volatility weighing on volumes, May is starting to show signs of life again.

The number of contracts traded during the year exceeded 30 million.

The increase in volumes follows on from a weak performance in February.

Overall, however, the month of January delivered mixed trading volumes on TFX.

However, FX trading for December was down on a month-on-month basis.

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