Exness trading volume dropped slightly by 1.1% to $3.32 trillion in June due to the volatile nature of weaker market movements.

Given the stable market conditions following a period of soaring volatility, the leading worldwide retail forex and CFD broker based in Cyprus, Exness, reported that trading volume in June 2023 saw a slight decrease in 1.1 percent, reaching $3.32 trillion compared to the previous month's 3.36 trillion. However, this figure is still Exness' third-highest performance in the 2023 half, with $3.39 trillion in March being the busiest month.

Consolidation in volume is more common due to less volatility following low market moves. Moreover, all retail brokers and institutional trading venues reported underperforming levels in non-June. This trend was confirmed in May 2023, which saw more trading activity given the panicked investor response to the Russia-Ukraine war, central bank policies, and inflation weakening.

Despite the overall decline in Exness trading volume, the number of active June clients successfully showed a remarkable record, surpassing 531,511 for a 3.2% increase from last month. This multi-asset broker also recorded an impressive 64% increase in active clients, with 323,216 as of June 2022.

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In addition, Exness set a new post-consolidation record at the end of the second quarter of 2023, which jumped to over $3 trillion in trading volume in 5 consecutive months. It is also in line with the continuing restructuring of Exness' business, awarded by the FCA as an IFPRU entity for €730,000.

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