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Sep 26, 2024 | 
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Written By Paul Holmes Edited By James Barra Fact Checked By Michael MacKenzie Updated Sep 26, 2024 Contract for difference (CFD) trading in Spain has taken off, letting traders speculate on upward/downward price movements across a range of Spanish, European and global financial markets.
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
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Written By Paul Holmes Edited By James Barra Fact Checked By Michael MacKenzie Updated Sep 25, 2024 Contract for difference (CFD) trading is gaining momentum in the Netherlands due to an attractive feature: it allows you to speculate on a financial instrument’s price movement without owning the underlying asset.
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Sep 25, 2024 | 
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Written By Paul Holmes Edited By James Barra Fact Checked By Michael MacKenzie Updated Sep 25, 2024 Contracts for difference (CFDs) are popular in Ireland as a flexible way to trade financial markets. You can profit from rising and falling prices, making CFDs versatile for managing risk and capitalizing on short-term trends. CFDs became available in Ireland in the early 2000s, following their success in the UK.
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Sep 24, 2024 | 
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Written By Paul Holmes Edited By James Barra Fact Checked By Michael MacKenzie Updated Sep 24, 2024 Contracts for difference (CFDs) give traders the ability to profit from rising or falling financial markets by taking long or short positions. They are generally traded with low investments, making them accessible to active traders.
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
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Written By Paul Holmes Edited By James Barra Fact Checked By Michael MacKenzie Updated Sep 23, 2024 Forex trading is gaining popularity in Trinidad and Tobago as individuals look for alternative investment opportunities, spurred on by internet penetration, improving mobile technology and rising financial literacy.
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Sep 23, 2024 | 
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Written By Paul Holmes Edited By James Barra Fact Checked By Michael MacKenzie Updated Sep 23, 2024 With over 55% of Cameroonians living in poverty, and a GDP per capita of approximately $1,500 per annum, ranking the country 17th in African GDP, opening an account to trade currencies is an attractive investment option for many, even with small amounts of disposable income. Looking to start forex trading in Cameroon?
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Sep 20, 2024 | 
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Written By Paul Holmes Edited By James Barra Fact Checked By Michael MacKenzie Updated Sep 20, 2024 Forex trading in Tanzania is gaining popularity as younger – it has one of the lowest median ages in Africa at 18 – ambitious individuals, search for opportunities to invest in financial markets and potentially generate income.
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
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Written By Paul Holmes Edited By James Barra Fact Checked By Michael MacKenzie Updated Sep 19, 2024 Forex trading, the practice of buying and selling currencies to profit from changes in exchange rates, is gaining traction in Botswana. This growing interest is mainly driven by the country’s young and ambitious demographic, with 62.1% of Botswana’s population aged between 15 and 65, now having smartphone access to online trading platforms.
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Sep 18, 2024 | 
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Written By Paul Holmes Edited By James Barra Fact Checked By Michael MacKenzie Updated Sep 18, 2024 Forex trading has become an increasingly popular investment opportunity in Zimbabwe, driven by the country’s complex economic landscape and desire for alternative income sources.
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Sep 17, 2024 | 
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Written By Paul Holmes Edited By James Barra Fact Checked By Michael MacKenzie Updated Sep 17, 2024 Powered by the latest technology, forex trading has become an investment opportunity in Uganda, especially among young people and those looking to diversify their income sources. Around 80% of Uganda’s exports are agricultural products, and a similar percentage is employed in the sector.
