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BLAC FX

Markets

Markets, explained plainly.

Over 275 instruments across seven asset classes, all from one account. Each market behaves differently and carries its own risks.

Forex

Currency pairs are quoted against one another. Prices move with economic data, interest rate expectations, and market sentiment. Leverage can magnify both gains and losses.

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Precious metals

Metals such as gold and silver are priced in global markets. Prices can be volatile and influenced by currency movements and broader market conditions.

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Indices

An index tracks a basket of companies as a single market. Index movements reflect many factors, and a single company’s news can have a wider effect.

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Energies

Crude oil and natural gas prices respond to supply, demand, and geopolitical events, and can move sharply.

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Shares

Shares represent part ownership of a listed company. Prices can change quickly, especially around company results and announcements.

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ETFs

Exchange-traded funds track a market, sector, or basket of assets. They carry the risks of the assets they follow.

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NDFs

Non-deliverable forwards are cash-settled contracts on currencies that are not freely convertible. Emerging market currencies can move sharply on policy and political news.

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Risk warning. Trading forex and CFDs carries a high level of risk and may not be suitable for everyone. Leveraged products can result in losses greater than your initial deposit. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. Read the full risk disclosure before trading.