FXPrimus Markets

Forex

The forex market is by far the biggest and most liquid market in the world. With no central market place, it is open 24 hours per day except on weekends, opening at 22:00 GMT on Sunday in Sydney, until 22:00 GMT on Friday in New York. Because the forex market is decentralised and because it is so large, not one country or central bank has the ability to corner the market or fix the rates.

Metals

Our clients can trade the most popular precious metals in the world with the lowest spread. Traditionally regarded as 'Safe Haven' instruments, our traders can turn to these popular precious metals during times of extreme market volatility.

Equities

Equity trading is the act of buying and selling of company stock shares. Shares in large publicly traded companies are bought and sold through one of the major stock exchanges. FXPRIMUS offers a wide range of popular entities.

Indices

Our investors have shown an interest in trading indices on the world’s biggest and most famous stock markets, without actually having to buy a share in the underlying asset. Traders have the opportunity to speculate whether their chosen index will rise or fall, helping them to diversify their trading portfolio.

Energies

Starting from just 0.01, our traders can access both futures and non-expiring contracts on Oil. With industry-leading spreads on oil, our traders can take advantage of the volatility on this instrument.

Futures

We are one of the few companies in the industry to offer instruments on futures, thereby allowing our clients to speculate on the future price of some of our energy and stock instruments.

Cryptocurrency

Cryptocurrencies provide a dynamic market for trading digital assets like Bitcoin and Ethereum. This decentralized, volatile environment allows global traders to buy, and sell, leveraging opportunities for significant profits due to the market’s liquidity and substantial value.

Stocks

Stock trading involves buying and selling shares representing company ownership. Traded on global exchanges, stocks offer investors a way to participate in a company’s financial performance through potential price appreciation and dividends.