Gonçalo Moreira, CMT
Independent Analyst
Summary
Due to enormous competition between Forex broker-dealers, they offer different features and advantages. However, choosing a broker is not an easy task for any new or experienced trader. There are some key aspects like regulation and capitalization which speak for the reliability and competence of the organization and which can be measured following certain objective criteria. But the real challenge in choosing a broker comes when you have to determine what attributes you are looking for. Along with the outstanding features, you might find a potential weakness, depending on what you need for your trading style. This session is thought to be a user guide for the brokers comparisson table at FXStreet.Latest Live Videos
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USD/JPY softens to near 157.50 as Yen recovers BoJ-led losses
USD/JPY loses ground to near 157.50 in the Asian session on Monday. The Japanese Yen recovers the BoJ's expected rate hike decision-led losses amid a minor US Dollar uptick and a risk-on market mood.
Gold advances above $4,350 amid renewed geopolitical tensions
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Week ahead: Key risks to watch in last days of 2025 and early 2026
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Week ahead – Key risks to watch in last days of 2025 and early 2026
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