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Peblo
BTW, what are the requirements to use the EBS platform, now also within CME Group? Who offers access to that?
You should check
- Singapore Exchange (https://sgx.com/derivatives/products?code=fx )
- Tokyo (https://www.tfx.co.jp/en/ )
- Dubai (https://www.dgcx.ae/products#currencies )
- Eurex Exchange (https://www.eurexchange.com/exchange-en/products/fx )
Why would you use out-dated technology EBS platform?
There are countless ECN´s nowadays and agency brokers:
https://www.euronextfx.com/
https://www.fxspotstream.com/
https://www.smart-trade.net/
https://www.integral.com/
https://www.currenex.com/
https://www.morganstanley.com/matri...n_Stanley_Prime_Brokerage_Matrix_Brochure.pdf
https://www.xtxmarkets.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/08/Aggregation-and-Liquidity-Management-in-FX.pdf
http://solutions.refinitiv.com/fxal...MIsKaky7HW5wIVT-h3Ch3V9g-9EAAYASAAEgK49PD_BwE
https://www.lucera.com/
http://www.gfigroup.com/markets/financials/foreign-exchange/fx-options/
HKEX, MOEX and JSE also have FX futures. I depends on what you're looking for.
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Peblo
All of FX futures on these exchanges trade 10k contracts a day at most - how do they even justify their existence? Does it make business sense?
MOEX ruble futures do big volume. Smaller contract size though.
:=)
Maybe you try out limit orders? As you are certainly aware market makers are "obliged" to make a "market".
Some years ago, I broke volume records on through your TT platform. Unfortunately for you guys, you have been slows in developing access to Asian markets.
Although CME is a "monopoly" not just on FX futures but also on US bond and US equity futures, it is the best and most stable futures exchange out there. I have had horror stories on Eurex when I used to trade the Dax and Eurostox with volatility stops happening quite often back in the day. Seen a few where the market would move miles before it came back. Not ideal