September 1, 2021 - Bank-owned FX and Precious Metals streaming price provider FXSpotStream has released volume figures for August 2021 over its network of 15 banks, with an Average Daily Volume of $ 41.358 billion. This was a decline of 13.68% when compared to July..(ADV figures for August are based on 22 trading days).
Other platforms that have reported volume for July so far, are also recording a double digit percentage drop in ADV compared to July:
• EuronextFX (Fastmatch) ADV in August was down 13.20% compared to July • Cboe FX (Hotspot) ADV down 11.53% compared to July • 360T ADV down 11.07% compared to July
Despite the sharp drop in ADV compared to July, August 2021 was the 7th month in 2021 with FXSpotStream's Year on Year growth for FXSpotStream compared to 2020.
Average Daily Volume Year on Year (August 2021 vs August ‘200) increased 0.47% to $41.358 billion.
FXSpotStream’s Overall Volume Year on Year (August 2021 vs August 2020) increased 5.26% to $909.879 billion.
FXSpotStream’s Average Daily Volume Year-To-Date (January-August 2021 vs January-August 2020) increased 13.42% to $48.486 billion when compared to the same period last year.
FXSpotStream's launch of support for FX Algos and Allocations is now live, with clients trading.
To see other platforms and venues that have reported ADV for August, please click here.
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