Exness’ trading volume in February reach $3 trillion

Exness’ trading volume in February reach $3 trillion

From leaprate.com

Multi-asset broker Exness has released its financial results for February 2023, witnessing an increase in trading demand, as well as in the number of active clients on the platform. Last month the Cyprus-based retail brokerage recorded $3.06 trillion in total trading volume. The numbers rose by 8.2%, compared to January’s $2.82 trillion. On yearly basis the broker’s total trading volume has jumped 91.8% compared to February last year when it was $1.59 trillion. Last month, the number of active clients on the Exness trading platform came in at 440,151. The number rose 6.2% compared to January when it reached ... (full story)

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