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2006 (19 Tahun)

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Kenali DBFX

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Kenali DBFX

DBFX Limited is a financial services company that provides online trading access to global markets for retail and institutional clients. The firm offers trading on the MetaTrader 5 platform, providing access to a range of instruments including Forex currency pairs, and CFDs on commodities, indices, and precious metals. The company emphasizes its use of technology to create a secure and efficient trading environment, though it operates under an offshore regulatory authority.

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Forex Broker RuncitUTAMA

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Meta Trader 4

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The FDIC proposed new regulations for retail forex transactions, requiring retail investors with less than $10 million to post margin of 2% for major currency pairs and 5% for others. This aims to protect non-sophisticated investors and follows similar rules by the CFTC. The proposal, which seeks public comment, is part of the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul and could impact the US retail forex industry significantly, with firms like dbFX already exiting the market.

The FDIC proposed new regulations for retail forex transactions, requiring retail investors with less than $10 million to post margin of 2% for major currency pairs and 5% for others. This aims to protect non-sophisticated investors and follows similar rules by the CFTC. The proposal, which seeks public comment, is part of the Dodd-Frank financial overhaul and could impact the US retail forex industry significantly, with firms like dbFX already exiting the market.