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The Adjustment Of Weekly Dividend Notification
Dear Client, Warmly reminds you that the component stocks in the stock index spot generate dividends. When dividends are distributed, VT Markets will make dividends and deductions for the clients who hold the trading products after the close of the day before the ex-dividend date. Indices dividends will not be paid/charged as an inclusion along Continue Reading
November Futures Rollover Announcement
Dear Client, New contracts will automatically be rolled over as follows: Please note: • The rollover will be automatic, and any existing open positions will remain open. • Positions that are open on the expiration date will be adjusted via a rollover charge or credit to reflect the price difference between the expiring and new Continue Reading
Optimization of UKOUSD (Brent Crude Oil Cash)
Dear Client, To improve your trading experience, we are optimizing the specifications of UKOUSD (Brent Crude Oil Cash) on 8 November 2022 (Tuesday). Please note that: 1. During the optimization period, if you are holding a position in UKOUSD, a debit or credit adjustment will be made to your account to reflect the price difference Continue Reading
VT Markets Expands Trade Offerings with the Addition of 7 New Bond CFDs
VT Markets, a global multi-asset broker, has added a selection of 7 bond CFDs to its vast array of trade offerings and assets. This addition further enables traders to expand their portfolios and gain exposure to some of the most exciting markets in the world. Their new products feature bonds from countries such as the Continue Reading
Week ahead: Further increase in US CPI may lead to Fed rate hikes in December
Since the Federal Reserve announced its September rate decision, consumer price growth in the US has accelerated across a wide range of goods and services. This signifies that underlying inflationary pressures are growing stronger. Fed officials will announce another rate hike in December, with analysts expecting the central bank to also increase interest rates further. Continue Reading
