Latest update April 20th, 2018 11:07 AM
IC Markets Breaks Trading Volume Record Again in March
Sydney, Australia, April 3, 2017. Australia's largest True ECN Foreign Exchange provider, International Capital Market Pty Ltd (IC Markets), has announced today that it has yet again registered a record month for trading volumes in March 2017. March volumes totalled US$234 billion.
According to IC Markets’ Managing Director Andrew Budzinski, “Our March volume numbers are a testament to our market leading spreads and trading conditions. We have always been widely regarded as one of the world's top foreign exchange brokers and now the March results have truly cemented our position as the largest in Australia, and certainty one of the largest in the world.”
The company’s commitment to its customers has resulted in creating the ultimate in trading conditions. This includes offering the lowest spreads in the market and along with having no restrictions on trading, has led the broker to becoming the preferred choice for scalpers and automated traders globally.
Key Stats
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March 2017 Volume US$234 billion
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March Average Daily Volume US$10.1 billion
About International Capital Markets Pty Ltd (IC Markets).
Sydney headquartered International Capital Markets Pty Ltd is Australia’s largest True ECN Foreign Exchange provider. IC Markets is the industry leader, distinguishing itself with unique True ECN forex technology, proprietary tools and services, and a remarkable focus on customer service. IC Markets is regulated by the Australian Securities and Investments Commission in Australia (AFSL 335692).
Forex and CFD trading may not be suitable for everyone so please ensure that you fully understand the risks involved. Please consider IC Markets PDS available from IC Markets before entering into any transaction with us.
For further information, visit www.icmarkets.com or contact IC Markets by telephone on: +612 8014 4280.
IC Markets
IC Markets is revolutionizing on-line forex trading; on-line traders are now able to gain access to pricing and liquidity previously only available to investment banks and high net worth individuals.