FP Markets Marks 20 Years as a Trusted Name in Global Trading
Products and Infrastructure Built for Global Traders
FP Markets holds licences from several regulatory bodies, including ASIC in Australia, CySEC in Cyprus, FSCA in South Africa, FSC in Mauritius, SCB in the Bahamas, and CMA in Kenya. These licences demonstrate a robust operational framework that meets the regulatory requirements of different regions. The broker continues to service its global client base by maintaining high standards of compliance, operational conduct, and client fund protection.
In terms of infrastructure, the company utilises Equinix data centres to support fast trade execution, helping traders reduce slippage and access interbank pricing. Its platforms include MT4, MT5, TradingView, WebTrader, cTrader, and a dedicated mobile trading app, giving traders multiple ways to access markets depending on their preferences. All platforms are supported by multilingual customer support teams who are available at all hours of the day. Moreover, clients can trade over 10,000 CFDs, including forex, shares, indices, commodities, metals, cryptocurrencies, bonds, and ETFs.
This combination of secure architecture and diverse offerings ensures that users remain fully in control of their trading environment.
FP Markets offers two main trading accounts: Standard and Raw. Both accounts require a minimum deposit of $100. The Standard Account features spreads from 1.0 pip and no commission, while the Raw Account offers spreads from 0.0 pips with a commission of USD $3 per side. Both accounts support the use of Expert Advisors, mobile trading, and VPS hosting.
Islamic (swap-free) trading accounts are available for clients observing Sharia law. Additionally, FP Markets Social Trading platform enables clients to follow and copy experienced traders, or act as strategy providers. The broker also provides its clients with access to a comprehensive online academy featuring a range of resources designed to enhance their trading expertise and market knowledge.
Two Decades of Industry Recognition
Now in its 20th year, FP Markets has become synonymous with consistency and client-centric service. The company has won over 60 awards for pricing, client support, trade execution, and overall value. It has been awarded Best Global Forex Value Broker for five consecutive years and has been recognised for best trade execution and transparency at multiple fintech award ceremonies. FP Markets has also been honoured for its partnership offerings, positioning it as a competitive choice for affiliates, introducing brokers, and white label partners. These accolades reflect consistent performance across markets and highlight the company's operational strength.
FP Markets remains committed to providing a complete trading solution for both new and experienced traders. With a growing global footprint and presence, the company operates with one goal: to make markets accessible without compromising on performance.
About FP Markets
FP Markets is a multi-regulated online broker, providing traders with reliable access to global financial markets. Clients benefit from tight spreads, fast execution, and a wide range of trading platforms. As it celebrates 20 years of operation, FP Markets continues to expand its offering with improved pricing models, enhanced trading tools, and ongoing platform upgrades. The broker's long-standing market presence reflects its adaptability and dedication to the core values it was founded on.
For more information, visit www.fpmarkets.com
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FP Markets is a multi-regulated Forex and CFD broker with over 20 years of industry experience.
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Traders can choose from the leading powerful online trading platforms, including FP Markets' Mobile App, MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, WebTrader, cTrader, Iress, Mottai and TradingView.
Over its years of operation, FP Markets has received more than 60 industry awards for its trading conditions, transparent pricing, customer support, and delivering consistent value to clients.
FP Markets regulatory presence includes the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC), the Financial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA) of South Africa, the Financial Services Commission (FSC) of Mauritius, the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC), the Securities Commission of the Bahamas (SCB), and the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) of Kenya. Company: FP Markets
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- Malay Mail
Asia stocks mostly rise as Tokyo hits record on US-China tariff truce, investors eye US inflation data
HONG KONG, Aug 12 — Asian markets mostly rose Tuesday, with Tokyo hitting a record, as investors welcomed the extension of a China-US tariff truce but looked ahead apprehensively to the release of key US inflation data later in the day. Donald Trump's widely expected trade announcement avoids the reimposition of sky-high levies and allows officials from Washington and Beijing to continue talking into November to settle their standoff. In an executive order, the White House reiterated its position that there are 'large and persistent annual US goods trade deficits' and they 'constitute an unusual and extraordinary threat to the national security and economy of the United States'. However, William Yang, an analyst at the International Crisis Group, said: 'Beijing will be happy to keep the US-China negotiation going, but it is unlikely to make concessions.' With the president's tariffs set and talks with various trading partners ongoing, markets are now turning their focus back towards the possible economic outlook and the impact of Trump's trade war. First up is the US consumer price index (CPI) later in the day, which could play a major role in the Federal Reserve's decision-making with regard to interest rates. Bets on a cut have ramped up in recent weeks owing to signs that the world's number one economy is showing signs of slowing, with figures indicating that the labour market softened considerably in the past three months. Expectations are for CPI to come slightly above June's reading, but analysts warned investors were walking a fine line with a forecast-topping print likely to dent rate cut hopes and a too-weak read stoking economic fears. 'I'd imagine, for equities at least, given the comfort blanket that the surge in September cut expectations has provided recently, that a hotter-than-expected figure could see some fairly sizeable downside,' said Pepperstone's Michael Brown. While there have been warnings that the tariffs will stoke inflation, National Australia Bank's Ray Attrill said: 'The larger tariff impacts... probably will not be felt until August/September, with firms now only gaining some clarity on the degree of reciprocal tariffs. 'The current profit reporting season has noted firms on the whole were waiting for greater clarity on final tariff rates before adjusting prices.' Also on the agenda this week are wholesale prices and retail sales, with the Fed's favoured gauge of inflation at the end of the month. Bank officials are then set to make their decision in the middle of September. Forecasts are for a reduction at that gathering and one more before the end of the year. Asia's markets rally was led by Tokyo's Nikkei 225, which briefly soared almost three per cent to hit a record high of 42,999.71 on renewed optimism over the Japanese economy after officials reached a deal to avert the worst of Trump's tariffs. IwaiCosmo Securities said in a market commentary that 'easing tensions over US-China trade talks, as well as speculation about the US's imminent lowering of (interest) rates' had helped boost investors' hopes about the recovery of Japanese companies. The gains came as traders returned to work after a long weekend. Hong Kong, Shanghai, Sydney, Taipei, Mumbai, Jakarta and Manila also advanced with London, Paris and Frankfurt. Seoul, Singapore and Wellington dropped. — AFP
