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GAIN Capital Releases September 2014 Trading Report

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FX Empire Editorial Board

Leading FX broker GAIN Capital announced its trading metrics for September 2014 on Thursday, which showed spectacular performance in the month. The

GAIN Capital Releases September 2014 Trading Report

Leading FX broker GAIN Capital announced its trading metrics for September 2014 on Thursday, which showed spectacular performance in the month. The company reported total trading volumes of $680 billion in September, compared with $528 billion in August, which represents a gain of 28.8 percent.

The retail OTC trading volumes stood at $238.9 billion, a gain of 30.4 percent from August 2014 and up 83.9 percent from September 2013. The average daily retail OTC trading volume totaled $10.9 billion, up 24.4 percent from August and a gain of 75.5 percent from September 2013.

The number of active OTC retail accounts rose 0.9 percent from August 2014 and declined 9.8 percent from September 2013.

The number of futures contract rose 26.9 percent from August this year and surged 77.3 percent from September 2013. The average daily futures contracts stood at 29,566, up 21.1 percent from August 2014 and advanced 54.0 percent from September last year.

As for the institutional volumes, the total institutional trading volumes totaled $441.5 billion, up 28.1 percent from August 2014 and a gain of 58.3 percent from September last year. The average daily institutional volume stood at $20.1 billion, up 22.3 percent from August this year and a gain of 51.1 percent from September last year.

GTX trading volumes totaled $404.4 billion, up 25.7 percent from last August and an advance of 51.3 percent from September 2013. The average daily GTX volume stood at $18.4 billion, up 20.0 percent from August 2014 and a gain of 44.4 percent from September last year.

 

 

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