Don’t give your broker an easy ride into the weekend, maintain the pressure on them by comparing these benchmark spread numbers to your price feed. Euro/Dollar’s long term average spread is point 38 and pips and maximum separation has been 1 and a half pips. The pair has given up quite a lot of ground from the high of 1 0754, dropping by point 78% or 84 pips. Spreads have been generally calm, peaking yesterday at a half past noon GMT during the US data run, but the max separation has been just 1.5 pips. The Cable’s daily average spread is point 76 pips and both of the sides separated by 5.3 pips yesterday. Long term high and low difference is 92 pips and it was posted as the pair declined by point 73%. US data run sent the spreads higher yesterday at a half past noon GMT here as well, but 5.3 pips is the most you should have been charged. And last up is the Dollar/Yen, which has long term average and maximum spreads of point 27 and 2.1 pips respectively. Greenback has been on a rise against the Yen, gaining more than 1% or 120 pips to reach the high of 112 20. Spreads were increased yesterday at a half past noon GMT here as well as the US data was released, but 2.1 pips is the biggest gap you should have seen. I’m Kiays Khalil and these numbers will continue to be updated on the hour, so click back anytime for the latest.
Don’t give your broker an easy ride into the weekend, maintain the pressure on them by comparing these benchmark spread numbers to your price feed.
Euro/Dollar’s long term average spread is point 38 and pips and maximum separation has been 1 and a half pips.
The pair has given up quite a lot of ground from the high of 1 0754, dropping by point 78% or 84 pips.
Spreads have been generally calm, peaking yesterday at a half past noon GMT during the US data run, but the max separation has been just 1.5 pips.
The Cable’s daily average spread is point 76 pips and both of the sides separated by 5.3 pips yesterday.
Long term high and low difference is 92 pips and it was posted as the pair declined by point 73%.
US data run sent the spreads higher yesterday at a half past noon GMT here as well, but 5.3 pips is the most you should have been charged.
And last up is the Dollar/Yen, which has long term average and maximum spreads of point 27 and 2.1 pips respectively.
Greenback has been on a rise against the Yen, gaining more than 1% or 120 pips to reach the high of 112 20.
Spreads were increased yesterday at a half past noon GMT here as well as the US data was released, but 2.1 pips is the biggest gap you should have seen.
I’m Kiays Khalil and these numbers will continue to be updated on the hour, so click back anytime for the latest.
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