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Equiti bags UAE license for OTC margin trades as online deals become a 'lifestyle' - Vimarsana News

Equiti bags UAE license for OTC margin trades as online deals become a 'lifestyle'

Equiti is one of the first international brokers to get licensed for OTC trades

Watch: Equiti bags UAE license for OTC margin trades as online deals become a 'lifestyle' - Vimarsana News

Watch: Equiti bags UAE license for OTC margin trades as online deals become a 'lifestyle'

Equiti is one of the first international brokers to get licensed for OTC trades

DGCX registers trading volume with a value of $15.74b in March - Vimarsana News

DGCX registers trading volume with a value of $15.74b in March

The Dubai Gold & Commodities Exchange (DGCX) recorded a monthly Average Open Interest (AOI) of 134,154 contracts during the month of March, and registered trading volume with a total value of $15.74 billion. In response to further

DGCX trading volumes led by G6-currencies in March - Vimarsana News

DGCX trading volumes led by G6-currencies in March

In response to further inflation, policy decisions and continued geo-political conflict around the globe, there was a surge in demand for the DGCX’s G6 Currency Futu...

$15.7bn DGCX trading volumes led by G6-currencies in March - Vimarsana News

$15.7bn DGCX trading volumes led by G6-currencies in March

RIYADH: The Dubai Gold and Commodities Exchange, known as the DGCX, recorded an average monthly open Interest of 134,154 contracts during March, registering a total trading volume of $15.74 billion. In response to more inflation, political decisions and ongoing geopolitical conflict around the world, there was a spike in demand for the DGCX’s G6 currency futures contract