BrokerView March 2026 Spread Ranking: Singapore Live Trading Assessment

After analysing live trading data from March 2026, BrokerView identifies the following brokers as the top performers for average spreads across EURUSD, GBPUSD, and XAUUSD (Gold) in the Singapore market.

1.Decode Global

Decode Global secures first place with solid, range spreads that suit most retail traders. Its EURUSD averages 10.9 points, GBPUSD 12.6 points, and XAUUSD 16.3 points. Decode Global offers predictable and stable costs, making it a reliable choice for day traders and swing traders who value consistency over absolute minimums.

2.Eightcap

Eightcap follows closely behind Decode Global, posting slightly higher but still competitive spreads: 11.2 points on EURUSD, 13.5 points on GBPUSD, and 16.4 points on XAUUSD. Its gold spread is nearly identical to Decode Global’s, and its FX spreads are only marginally wider. Eightcap is an excellent alternative for traders who prioritise brand reputation and platform stability without significantly increasing trading costs.

3.AUS Global

With an average EURUSD spread of just 1.8 points and GBPUSD at 8.1 points, it is already highly competitive for forex traders. However, its real strength lies in gold trading: an ultra-low XAUUSD spread of 8.2 points – the best in this review. For traders seeking a balanced, low-cost solution for both major FX pairs and precious metals, AUS Global takes the top spot.

EUR/USD Spread Ranking

In the latest BrokerView live trading assessment for March 2026, three brokers stood out for their competitive EURUSD average spreads in the Singapore market.

1, IC Markets

Leading the pack is IC Markets, which delivered an exceptionally low average spread of just 1.1 points – the tightest among all brokers reviewed. However, traders should note its worst recorded spread peaked at 250 points, indicating potential volatility during extreme market conditions.

2, AUS Global

Securing second place is AUS Global, with an impressive average EURUSD spread of 1.8 points. Its worst spread of 106 points is significantly lower than IC Markets’ maximum, offering a more stable spread profile for risk-conscious traders.

3, ACY Securities

Coming in third is ACY Securities, posting a solid average spread of 8.3 points for EURUSD. While wider than the top two, its worst spread of 129 points sits between the two leaders. For traders who prioritise consistently low average costs over worst-case spikes, AUS Global may present the most balanced option, whereas IC Markets remains the top choice for raw low-spread execution.

GBP/USD Spread Ranking

1, IC Markets

IC Markets secured the top position with an impressive average GBPUSD spread of just 2.9 points – the tightest among all brokers tested. However, traders should note that its worst recorded spread reached 171 points, indicating potential volatility spikes during illiquid market conditions.

2, AUS Global

AUS Global claimed second place with a solid average spread of 8.1 points, while its worst spread of 176 points remained relatively contained compared to many competitors.

3, ACY Securities

ACY Securities rounded out the top three, delivering an average GBPUSD spread of 10.9 points. The key drawback was its worst spread, which surged to 298 points – significantly higher than the top two, suggesting that traders may face occasional extreme widening.

Overall, though all three brokers demonstrate competitive averages worth considering for GBPUSD strategies in the Singapore market.

XAU/USD Spread Ranking

1, AUS Global

Topping the list is AUS Global, which delivered the tightest average gold spread at just 8.2 points – a standout figure for gold traders. Its worst recorded spread during the month reached 190 points, a spike that remains moderate compared to peers.

2, IC Markets

Securing second place is IC Markets, with an average gold spread of 9.8 points, offering exceptionally competitive pricing for a raw spread environment. However, traders should note its worst spread peaked at 533 points, indicating higher volatility under certain market conditions.

3, Decode Global

Rounding out the top three is Decode Global, posting an average gold spread of 16.3 points – still respectable for a standard account. Its worst spread hit 586 points, the highest among the top three, suggesting occasional wide slippage. Overall, AUS Global and IC Markets lead the pack for cost‑conscious gold traders in Singapore, while Decode Global remains a viable mid‑range option.

Conclusion

For traders, especially scalpers and high-frequency participants, even small differences in spreads can translate into substantial cost impacts over time. As always, choosing a broker should involve not only spread comparisons but also considerations such as regulation, execution quality, and fund security.

Source: BrokersView Spread Review – March 2026 (Singapore Market).