FxPro UK’s trading volume reaches $87 billion in 2025, generating £33,000 from dormant accounts
FxPro UK Sees Trading Surge in 2025
In 2025, FxPro’s UK division experienced a notable uptick in trading activity, with yearly trading volumes climbing by 7% to reach $87 billion. The broker attributed this growth to heightened market fluctuations, largely influenced by persistent geopolitical unrest, such as the Gaza-Israel conflict and wider instability throughout the Middle East. According to the company’s recent filing with Companies House, client engagement increased across a variety of asset classes, resulting in greater transaction numbers and higher revenues. The firm’s net notional exposure continued to be concentrated in specific areas.
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