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The global foreign exchange market is one of the fastest, most liquid and exciting markets. Join thousands of traders who are already trading with FX Future Trade, a multi award-winning forex broker, offering over 60+ fx pairs in all the major currencies 24 hours a day, 5 days a week. All major currency pairs include the US dollar (USD) as either the base or counter currency. Majors include pairs like the GBP/USD, EUR/USD, and USD/JPY.

FX Future Trade offers you consistently tight spreads, starting from as low as 0.0 pips. We’ve partnered with leading banking and non-banking financial institutions to ensure a deep liquidity pool, so that you get the best available market prices and ultra-low latency order execution.

What are the benefits of Forex trading?

  • Trade on spreads from 0.0 pips

  • 60+ currency pairs

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  • Enter and exit trades whenever you want to, 24/5

  • Trade in any direction you think the markets will go, short or long, maximising trading opportunities.

  • Get access to pre-open price action and gauge market direction with cutting-edge tools.

FX Future Trade offers much more than Forex trading! We also offer CFDs across Indices, Commodities, Metals & Cryptocurrencies on consistently tighter spreads in unparalleled trading conditions.

What is Forex Trading?

Forex trading involves buying one currency and selling another simultaneously. Through careful analysis, traders predict the potential direction of currency prices and attempt to capture gains based on price fluctuations. There is no centralised exchange for forex trading. Rather, it takes place electronically or online, between networks of global computers. The market is open 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.

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What is Forex Trading?

Trading forex involves buying one currency and selling another simultaneously. Through careful analysis, traders predict the potential direction of currency prices and attempt to capture gains based on price fluctuations. There is no centralised exchange for forex trading. Rather, it takes place electronically or online, between networks of global computers. The market is open 24 hours a day, 5 days a week.

Forex Trading Example

Where the underlying asset is the AUD/USD currency pair, also known as the “Aussie.” Let us suppose that the AUD/USD pair is trading at:

You decide to buy AUD 20,000 because you think that the AUD/USD price will rise in the future. Your margin rate is 5%. This means that you need to deposit 5% of the total position value into your margin account.

Now, in the next hour, if the price moves to 0.6880/0.6882, you have a winning trade. You could close your position by selling at the current price of AUD 0.6880.

In this case, the price moved in your favour. But, had the price declined instead, moving against your prediction, you could have made a loss. If that loss was higher than AUD 687.30, your broker would have issued a margin call.

If the price of
of AUD/USD 		To You could Gain or Lose
for a Long Position 		Resulting in a Return
of the Initial Margin
Rises by 1% 0.6942/0.6944 USD 137.46 20%
Declines by 1% 0.6804/0.6806 - USD 137.47 - 20%

Forex Spreads

Symbol Product Standard A/c Raw ECN A/c
Min Avg Min Avg
AUDCAD Australian Dollar vs Canadian Dollar 1.2 0 0.4
AUDCHF Australian Dollar vs Swiss Franc 1.6 0 0.5
AUDJPY Australian Dollar vs Japanese Yen 1.5 0 0.4
AUDNZD Australian Dollar vs New Zealand Dollar 1.5 0 0.7
AUDSGD Australian Dollar vs Singapore Dollar 3.1 0 1.6
AUDUSD Australian Dollar vs US Dollar 1.3 0 0.2
BWPUSD Botswanan Pula vs US Dollar 1.8 1.2 1.8
CADCHF Canadian Dollar vs Swiss Franc 1.3 0 0.5
CADJPY Canadian Dollar vs Japanese Yen 1.8 0 0.7
CHFJPY Swiss Franc vs Japanese Yen 2.5 0 1.4
CHFSGD Swiss Franc vs Singapore Dollar 4.5 0 3.4
EURAUD Euro vs Australian Dollar 1.8 0 0.7
EURCAD Euro vs Canadian Dollar 2 0 0.4
EURCHF Euro vs Swiss Franc 1.6 0 0.5
EURCZK Euro vs Czech Koruna 108.4 0 91
EURDKK Euro vs Danish Krone 11.1 0 5.1
EURGBP Euro vs Great Britain Pound 1.2 0 0.1
EURHUF Euro vs Hungarian Forint 234.4 0 20.8
EURJPY Euro vs Japanese Yen 1.5 0 0.4
EURMXN Euro vs Mexican Peso 85.7 0 65.7
EURNOK Euro vs Norwegian Krone 51.8 0 44.3
EURNZD Euro vs New Zealand Dollar 2.4 0 1.3
EURPLN Euro vs Polish Zloty 26.9 0 23.6
EURSEK Euro vs Swedish Krona 71.7 0 66.2
EURSGD Euro vs Singapore Dollar 2.1 0 1
EURTRY Euro vs Turkish Lira 518.6 0 515.5
EURUSD Euro vs US Dollar 1.1 0 0
EURZAR Euro vs South African Rand 81.7 0 70.2
GBPAUD Great Britain Pound vs Australian Dollar 2.1 0 1
GBPCAD Great Britain Pound vs Canadian Dollar 1.8 0 0.7
GBPCHF Great Britain Pound vs Swiss Franc 2.2 0 1.1
GBPDKK Great Britain Pound vs Danish Krone 25.8 8.1 19.8
GBPJPY Great Britain Pound vs Japanese Yen 2.4 0 1.3
GBPMXN Great Britain Pound vs Mexican Peso 114.6 0 94.6
GBPNOK Great Britain Pound vs Norwegian Krone 70.5 0 63
GBPNZD Great Britain Pound vs New Zealand Dollar 3.5 0 2
GBPPLN Great Britain Pound vs Polish Zloty 30.1 1.3 28.6
GBPSEK Great Britain Pound vs Swedish Krona 100.4 9.6 95.7
GBPSGD Great Britain Pound vs Singapore Dollar 2.8 0 1.6
GBPTRY Great Britain Pound vs Turkish Lira 690.6 0 683.6
GBPUSD Great Britain Pound vs US Dollar 1.4 0 0.3
NZDCAD New Zealand Dollar vs Canadian Dollar 1.3 0 0.5
NZDCHF New Zealand Dollar vs Swiss Franc 1.4 0 0.6
NZDJPY New Zealand Dollar vs Japanese Yen 1.7 0 0.6
NZDSGD New Zealand Dollar vs Singapore Dollar 3.1 0 2
NZDUSD New Zealand Dollar vs US Dollar 1.5 0 0.3
USDBRL US Dollar vs Brazilian Real 36.1 10 26.1
USDCAD US Dollar vs Canadian Dollar 1.4 0 0.3
USDCHF US Dollar vs Swiss Franc 1.5 0 0.4
USDCLP US Dollar vs Chilean Peso 570.6 60 570.6
USDCNH US Dollar vs Chinese Yuan 2 0 0.9
USDCOP US Dollar vs Colombian Peso 3858.5 60 3858.5
USDCZK US Dollar vs Czech Koruna 93.5 0 76.3
USDDKK US Dollar vs Danish Krone 15.8 0 9.8
USDHKD US Dollar vs Hong Kong Dollar 7.6 0 6.5
USDHUF US Dollar vs Hungarian Forint 227.4 0 14.1
USDINR US Dollar vs Indian Rupee 21.1 10.1 11.1
USDJPY US Dollar vs Japanese Yen 1.4 0 0.3
USDKES US Dollar vs Kenyan Shilling 2465.4 1622.4 2465.4
USDKRW US Dollar vs Korean Won 69 10 54.8
USDMXN US Dollar vs Mexican Peso 63.1 4 57.1
USDNOK US Dollar vs Norwegian Krone 47.9 0 39.4
USDPLN US Dollar vs Polish Zloty 20.1 0 16.4
USDSEK US Dollar vs Swedish Krona 59.5 0 50.8
USDSGD US Dollar vs Singapore Dollar 1.6 0 0.8
USDTHB US Dollar vs Thai Baht 198.9 0 178.9
USDTRY US Dollar vs Turkish Lira 402 0 399.6
USDTWD US Dollar vs New Taiwan dollar 3.1 2 3.1
USDUGX US Dollar vs Ugandan Shilling 250.4 240.8 250.4
USDZAR US Dollar vs South African Rand 60 2 49.1
USDZMW US Dollar vs Zambian Kwacha 1303.8 1260.3 1303.8
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Disclaimer: Following Financial Conduct Authority’s (FCA) publication of Policy statement PS20/10 on October 2020, as of 6th of January 2021, UK retail clients will not be allowed to trade any product that references any crypto assets (including Contracts for Difference (CFDs)).

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