As the FXSpotStream® offering has expanded so have our volumes reaching an all-time ADV record this past June exceeding USD 30 billion for the first time since the service launched in 2012. FXSpotStream®’s ADV record of USD 30.368 billion reflects a 5.33% increase from the previous ADV record of USD 28.8 billion set back in February 2018. Year on year the service is up on an ADV basis 49.52% when compared to June of 2017, and through the first half of 2018 our ADV is up 48.80% when compared to the same period in 2017 representing an increase of USD 1.15 Trillion in overall supported volume. The service’s monthly overall volume record was set in May 2018 supporting USD 645.4 billion, and the daily trading record was set back in 2016 on US Election Day when the service supported USD 49 billion over a single trading day.
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October 6, 2021 – JERSEY CITY, NJ – FXSpotStream (FSS) announces the deployment of a new low-latency architecture. The new architecture, which will be deployed globally, will deliver substantial improvements to the Service’s market data processing times. The project is already underway in the New York site and will involve a full overhaul of the…
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