According to the Bank for International settlements, with a daily turnover of 5.3 trillion US dollars by April 2013, the foreign exchange (Forex) market has been the most liquid of all markets.

Financial centres arround the world are able to trade international currencies with a wide range of different types of buyers and sellers around the clock. This is how the FX market determines the relative values of different currencies.

The FX market is decentralized from the local stock exchange market. It represents the largest asset class in the world according to its trading volume and profits from its geographical dispersion and continuous operation.

Available as an iFX product

A powerful alternative and flexible investment instrument to stock and or index trading.

CFDs or Contracts for Difference is essentially an agreement between two parties to exchange, at the close of a contract, the difference between the opening price and closing price of a financial instrument.

Our Indices CFD products include major Asian Indices and major US Indices.

Gold and Silver are two of the most highly-sought after precious metals in the world.

They are used in jewelry, electronics, and coinage. Gold & Silver are widely considered to be an effective hedge against inflation and devaluation, which means that when the dollar depreciates, demand for gold/silver increases. In addition, during times of economic and political uncertainty, the demand for Gold rises due to its high intrinsic value and relative stability.

Gold is often purchased to hedge against inflation risk. Because inflation makes the returns on securities such as US Bonds less valuable, Gold is purchased instead. Because Gold is a real good, inflation will only cause the price of Gold to rise. So, while a rise in prices will make investments less profitable, gold maintains its value. Thus, during times of high inflation, Gold prices also rise.

Crude Oil is the most actively traded commodity in the world.

CFDs or Contracts for Difference is essentially an agreement between two parties to exchange, at the close of a contract, the difference between the opening price and closing price of a financial instrument.

A truly globalised, 24-hour market, oil is highly sensitive and prices are constantly moving - making it an ideal instrument for day traders looking for fast movements. One of the easiest ways to trade on oil prices is by using contracts for difference (CFDs). Oil is one of the most commonly traded market which means that you should be able to get in or out whenever you want irrespective of the size of the trade. Crude oil CFDs are available on two main products, either the US WTI/Light Crude as traded on the New York Exchange (NYMEX), or the Brent crude which is traded on the Intercontinental Exchange (ICE).