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BDSwiss sponsors the MercedesCup until 2022 BDSwiss is delighted to announce an agreement to sponsor the MercedesCup, an ATP tour tennis tournament in Stuttgart, Germany, from 7-13 June 2021. The contest is expected to feature several of the world’s best players, as a curtain-raiser for the...

BDSwiss is pleased to announce the achievement of a significant operational milestone in receiving two International Organization for Standardization (ISO) certifications. Following an exhaustive verification process over the course of 2020, BDSwiss implemented a series of initiatives to...

As part of its commitment to pursuing innovation and introducing cutting-edge features and solutions that enhance trader experience, BDSwiss Group has recently added to its technical analysis toolkit by unveiling a fully integrated WebTrader Trends Analysis tool, available exclusively on the...

Which major events are expected to shape the forex market in 2021? What are the most probable scenarios? In 2020, the foreign exchange market was heavily impacted by the coronavirus pandemic, emergency stimulus, and a turbulent US Election. Market volatility skyrocketed to record the largest...

BDSwiss Group has recently expanded its product offering with the launch of more than a thousand new CFDs including 80 exchange-traded funds (ETFs) and over 900 leading stocks with direct market access (DMA). Available exclusively on BDSwiss’ newly launched InvestPLUS account, the extensive...

Financial services group of companies BDSwiss Group has recently published its Q4 2020 Quarterly Market Outlook for global markets. Covering a range of markets from forex to stocks, metals and indices, the report touches on several central macro themes that are set to impact client portfolios in...

Dedicated to providing its clients with the utmost flexibility when it comes to deposits and withdrawals, BDSwiss has recently added PayPal as an option to process secure transfers. BDSwiss European clients from specific regions under the broker’s CySEC and FSA regulated entities are now able to...

Delivering on its pledge to offer traders the best possible service, BDSwiss has recently launched a new Research Portal to house its acclaimed financial commentary. The new portal will provide a comprehensive 24/5 market news coverage through daily and weekly reviews as well as quarterly...

BDSwiss was honoured to be awarded “Best Forex & CFDs Trading Provider for 2020” by the International Investor Magazine Awards, announced during the World Economic Forum Annual Meeting in Davos-Klosters, Switzerland on January 21st. Having received consistent recognition throughout 2019...

BDSwiss’ 2020 MARKET OUTLOOK REPORT IS NOW AVAILABLE written by BDSwiss Head of Investment Research, Marshall Gittler Which major events are expected to shape the markets in 2020 and what are the most probable scenarios? Read the exclusive market insights and forecasts of renowned fundamental...

Hopes for a breakthrough in U.S-China trade talks waned today, as tensions between the U.S. and China deepened on a set of new spats from the latest U.S. blacklisting of 28 Chinese companies, to capital controls, Visa bans, Chinese domestic issues over the Uighur situation and even the NBA...

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The dollar weakened last week after a deluge of disappointing data like the ISM and the NFP while safe-havens gained as investors nervously await U.S.-China talks this week for signs of whether the two sides can de-escalate or end their simmering trade war. The streak of weak U.S. data has...

Trading during key market events like the NFP? Spread widening is a key condition to factor in when choosing a broker as it can have a significant impact on your overall profitability and performance. The Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) are among the biggest market movers in the Forex markets, which...

Markets edged lower yesterday amid a broader risk-off mood brought upon by fresh airbus tariffs, weak U.S. data a heated impeachment inquiry into Donald Trump, and a convoluted last-minute Brexit plan by U.K. PM Boris Johnson. Yesterday, U.S. House leaders threatened to subpoena the White House...

Stock markets took a dive yesterday after a number of events on multiple fronts spread fresh concerns. In the U.S., President Trump attacked China quite heavily in his speech in front of the UN assembly which disappointed investors who were hoping that negotiations were finally making positive...

Yesterday's dismal EZ PMI's especially manufacturing out of Germany continue to keep worries in place about a globally contracting economy. The German economy is apparently suffering its worst downturn in almost seven years as the manufacturing slump deepens, raising pressure on the government...

We are in for another volatile week as markets turn lower with investors focusing on simmering tensions in the Middle East and disappointing developments on the trade war front. EU Markets Lower In Europe, Germany’s Manufacturing PMI disappointed this morning coming in at 41.4 versus the 44.0...

A series of overnight developments on the U.S.-China trade front dampened hopes of a deal being reached as easily. Reports of that Donald Trump could escalate the trade war again if a deal is not reached soon by possibly bringing tariffs to 50% or even 100%. Specifically, the South China Morning...

Market participants will largely focus on the BoE Interest Rate Decision due to be released at 11:00 GMT this morning and it is probably the biggest topic of the day. Will the BoE keep rates on hold as expected? The outlook may say so but some traders have already stacked up Shorts on the Pound...