The spread on Exness is the difference between the price of buying a financial product, such as currency pairs, stocks, or indices, and selling it. It is one of the most critical aspects to examine while trading because it will determine the price of opening and closing a trade. When you enter a trade, you’ll see that the price to buy (ask price) is slightly higher than the price to sell (bid price). The spread is how Exness and other brokerages make a profit. It’s good to understand that spreads can vary according to the market conditions, nature of the asset, and nature of the account you are transacting with. Exness offers competitive spreads, and you have the choice of whether to use fixed or variable spreads depending on your preference. Fixed spreads are always the same regardless of the market conditions, while variable spreads change depending on the liquidity and volatility in the market. Spreads are lower on more liquid products like major currency pairs. The spread needs to be factored into the calculation of possible gain or loss by the traders, since a greater spread can increase the cost of a trade. The impact of spreads is reduced by traders by choosing accounts that have lower spreads or by trading in very liquid markets.
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