US Elections Change of Margin Requirements

Dear Trader, due to the upcoming US elections on Tuesday 3rd of November 2020, the company will be increasing the required margins on the below instruments from 1% to a minimum of 3%. Changes will take effect as of 3/11/2020 00:01 server time and will remain in effect after the announcement of the results and up until the market stabilizes.

Clients are encouraged to maintain a good funded balance in order to protect your account from Xtream market volatility.
Instruments affected: XAUUSD, U30USD, SPXUSD, NASUSD (MT5) and XAUUSD, US30, SPX500 and NAS100 (MT4)
If you have any questions do not hesitate to contact us.

Post author By manishaxtream
Post date October 30, 2020

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