Low Spread Forex Brokers in Singapore

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As an important financial hub in Asia, Singapore has become one of the major expansion areas for global forex brokerages. There are many top-notch brokers settling in the area, creating a distinctive market with its variety of trading conditions for clients.

Low spread is undoubtedly one of the most sought-after features from a forex broker. Thus, we specifically put together a list of forex brokers in Singapore that provide low spread. Check the list below.


May 13 2024

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Additional FAQ

While fixed spreads offer stability and predictability, they may come with some drawbacks, including:

  • Potentially higher trading costs during low volatility, as the fixed spread remains constant.
  • Limited flexibility, as traders do not benefit from tighter spreads in calmer market conditions.
  • There is less opportunity for cost savings when spreads naturally narrow.

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Believe it or not, you can ask the broker directly. Some ECN/STP brokers openly state that they mark up spreads because they feel they have the right to do so.

You can also check the authenticity of spreads from an ECN/STP broker that (perhaps) covers up its spread mark-up by directly comparing the broker's spread with the actual market spread.

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Brokers offering weekend trading often charge higher spreads compared to weekdays. This practice is due to the lower trading activity and market availability during weekends.

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A raw spread account offers low or zero spreads, meaning there is no difference between the market price and the broker's price. A raw spread account is often called an ECN (Electronic Communications Network) account. Both account types provide trading at exact market rates but differ in spread and commission structure.

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