Alpari RU Sees January Volumes Hit $136.6 Billion, up 4.1% from 2013 Monthly Average

Wednesday, 19/02/2014 | 08:35 GMT by Steven Hatzakis
  • With a key share of volumes among the Alpari group of companies, from its clients across Russia and the Commonwealth Independent States (CIS) region, Apari RU reports January up $5.4 billion over its 2013 monthly average.
Alpari RU Sees January Volumes Hit $136.6 Billion, up 4.1% from 2013 Monthly Average
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Representing the largest contributor of fx volumes from the Alpari group of companies, Alpari Russia, today announced its January 2014 trading volumes for Russia and the CIS regions, totaling $136.6 billion, as January continues to see industry-wide increases in FX volumes, compared to the prior month.

For clients across Russia and the CIS, Alpari RU's total trading volume in January was 4.1% higher than its 2013 monthly average total of $131.2 billion, representing an increase of $5.4 billion for the first month of 2014, after the company finished off 2013 with a record total.

Forex Magnates covered its previous volumes release, after Alpari held a press conference to discuss the year in review.

Boris Shilov, CEO of Alpari RU, speaking at a press conference held by Alpari in January 2014 [Source: Alpari]

Boris Shilov, CEO of Alpari RU, Speaking at a Press Conference Held by Alpari in January 2014 [Source: Alpari]

In addition, the number of trades in January surpassed the 1 million mark, and the number of open accounts stood at 1.1 million, according to the official press release from Alpari RU.

The single largest increase in turnover for Alpari in January was $9.1 bln, seen in the GBP/USD currency pair, an increase of 40%, according to a description in the announcement.

There was also a noticeable increase in the volume of trades in the EUR/USD currency pair with trading volume growing by $8.9 bln, a rise of 17% over the prior month. The distribution of volumes across the three most traded currency pairs in January included EUR/USD taking 45%, GBP/USD at 24% and USD/JPY receiving 7% of all trades, according to the broker's findings.

The news follows after Alpari US was fined $50,000 by the NFA for administrative compliance reporting, as well as the subsequent withdrawal of Alpari UK from its Binary Options offering, citing regulatory concerns.

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Representing the largest contributor of fx volumes from the Alpari group of companies, Alpari Russia, today announced its January 2014 trading volumes for Russia and the CIS regions, totaling $136.6 billion, as January continues to see industry-wide increases in FX volumes, compared to the prior month.

For clients across Russia and the CIS, Alpari RU's total trading volume in January was 4.1% higher than its 2013 monthly average total of $131.2 billion, representing an increase of $5.4 billion for the first month of 2014, after the company finished off 2013 with a record total.

Forex Magnates covered its previous volumes release, after Alpari held a press conference to discuss the year in review.

Boris Shilov, CEO of Alpari RU, speaking at a press conference held by Alpari in January 2014 [Source: Alpari]

Boris Shilov, CEO of Alpari RU, Speaking at a Press Conference Held by Alpari in January 2014 [Source: Alpari]

In addition, the number of trades in January surpassed the 1 million mark, and the number of open accounts stood at 1.1 million, according to the official press release from Alpari RU.

The single largest increase in turnover for Alpari in January was $9.1 bln, seen in the GBP/USD currency pair, an increase of 40%, according to a description in the announcement.

There was also a noticeable increase in the volume of trades in the EUR/USD currency pair with trading volume growing by $8.9 bln, a rise of 17% over the prior month. The distribution of volumes across the three most traded currency pairs in January included EUR/USD taking 45%, GBP/USD at 24% and USD/JPY receiving 7% of all trades, according to the broker's findings.

The news follows after Alpari US was fined $50,000 by the NFA for administrative compliance reporting, as well as the subsequent withdrawal of Alpari UK from its Binary Options offering, citing regulatory concerns.

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