
SPREADS EASY TO UNDERSTAND
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FROM 0.0 PIPS ON MAJOR INSTRUMENTS
Spreads are measured in pips, the smallest price movement in a currency pair. For most pairs, that’s 0.0001. The tighter the spread, the lower your cost to enter and exit trades.
BID
0.71184
ASK
0.71185
Spread 0.1 pips
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FAQS
Frequently asked questions
A spread is the difference between the bid (sell) and ask (buy) price of an instrument. It represents the cost of entering a position. The smaller the spread, the lower your cost.
A 0.0 pip spread means there’s no difference between the bid and ask price at that moment. This usually occurs in highly liquid market conditions on major pairs.
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