ATFX

ATFX continues to expand its global footprint through strategic engagements across London, Miami and Dubai, highlighting its commitment to international collaboration and industry innovation. Through sponsorships, conference participation and exclusive networking initiatives, ATFX and ATFX Connect are reinforcing their position within the global financial markets.

Finance Magnates’ Q4 2025 Intelligence Report highlights a steady rise for ATFX, which recorded USD 817.4 billion in MT4/MT5 trading volume in Q4, contributing to a remarkable total exceeding USD 3.17 trillion for 2025. This performance builds on strong trading activity in the first three quarters, reflecting ATFX’s expanding client base, diversified product offerings, and robust results across key asset classes including stocks, indices, precious metals, and currency pairs.

U.S. stocks closed higher Wednesday—with the Dow ending up 0.49%, the S&P 500 gaining 0.78%, and the Nasdaq rising 1.29%—as Donald Trump’s pledge to stabilise oil markets and reports of Iran's willingness to negotiate eased fears of conflict escalation and inflation. While U.S. Treasury yields rose for a third day, the dollar retreated from multi-month highs as investors weighed inflation risks and the future of monetary policy following the oil price spike. Meanwhile, gold climbed 1.0% to $5,135.32 per ounce on safe-haven demand and a cooling dollar, while oil prices remained volatile and trending upward amid intensifying U.S. and Israeli strikes against Iranian targets.

As the conflict with Iran enters its fourth day, rising oil prices continue to fuel inflation concerns. U.S. stock markets closed sharply lower on Tuesday, with the Dow falling 0.8%, the S&P 500 dropping 0.9%, and the Nasdaq sliding 1%. Driven by inflation fears, U.S. Treasury yields climbed steadily, pushing the U.S. Dollar to multi-month highs before it retraced some gains. The EUR/USD ended the session down 0.6% at 1.1616.