The most important professional relationship you will have in forex trading will be with your broker.
Most of the forex brokers listed below are great for beginners traders & some only require a small minimum deposit to start trading.
This is ideal for those traders who wish to practice learning trading. It takes a long time to master and perfect the art and its better to try with a small account, which you can afford to lose then with a large trading account.
Others offer free training and regular webinars to help with your education and to understand what the market is doing at the moment.
More advanced traders looking for ECN, STP or NND brokers can find them here too. Their offers include narrow spreads, free Forex VPS services to qualifying traders or trading via an API for lightning fast connection to the trading servers.
Below you will find links to all our broker partners. Most are regulated in South Africa by the FSCA and you can feel confident in trading with them.
| TradeNation | Exness | FxPrimus | XM | BDSwiss |
| Dukascopy | JustForex | Forex Time | CM Trading |

The main economic events of the week will come via the Interest Rate Decisions due from the RBA and the RBNZ

US Employment and NFP are due on Friday. ECB Meeting – no change expected. The PMIs are due Wednesday/Friday.

Conflicting technical signals on the eurusd pair suggests we stay out of this pair. Similarly with the ground, no clear signal yet. The Aussie and New Zealand dollar looks interesting to trade soon and the Canadian dollar has given a nice 70pip profit for an existing trade. Watch this video for more insights on the…

The dollar rushed back as banks cut interests rates.

Is this the biggest day in Australian economic history? Greg McKenna reports

CM Trading offer you the possibility to copy the trades of professional traders through their CopyKat platform.

CMTrading is a rapidly growing brand in South Africa. Their FSB License Number is 38782

The ECB’s Villeroy and recently appointed Bank of France Governor has pointing out that central banks recent struggle with deflationary forces is nowhere near being over.

The situation in China is becoming bleaker by the day, it transpires that S&P have downgraded 13 Chinese companies this year and upgraded only one, the worst ratio since 2006.

The dollar and the pound are in the headlines today, while oil and gold are both on the rise. In the US, the FOMC has taken a cautious approach toward further rate hikes, while in Britain the chances are rising of a “Brexit” from the European Union. Click here to read the full report.