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Multibank FX aggregation service FXSpotStream (@FXSpotStream) reported an overall average daily volume (ADV) of USD 163.217 billion for October 2026. This was 25.93% higher than in October 2025 (8.88% lower than in September, when the service set a record ADV of USD 179.118 billion.)
October's total comprised USD 116.814 billion in spot and USD 46.403 billion in other products. The October figures are based on 22 trading days.
Spot ADV was 36.05% higher than in October 2025 and 9.81% lower than in September, which had produced a spot high of USD 129.515 billion. Other products ADV rose 6.05% year on year and fell 6.45% month on month.
Spot accounted for around 72% of total volume in October, compared with around 66% a year earlier.
• Total ADV: USD 163.217 billion, down 8.88% month on month and up 25.93% year on year
• Spot ADV: USD 116.814 billion, down 9.81% month on month and up 36.05% year on year
• Other products ADV: USD 46.403 billion, down 6.45% month on month and up 6.05% year on year
For the period January to October 2026, FXSpotStream's overall ADV of USD 158.668 billion is 42.52% higher than the same period last year.
A year ago, FXSpotStream reported an overall ADV of USD 129.614 billion for October 2025, which at the time was a new all-time high for the service.
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Multibank FX aggregation service FXSpotStream (@FXSpotStream) reported an overall average daily volume (ADV) of USD 163.217 billion for October 2026.
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