Trade CFD Forex
The below tables include all the CFD Forex pairs we offer
Forex Majors
| Symbol | Currency Base | Description | Margin | Swap Long | Swap Short | Min Lots | Max Lots | Trading Hours |
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Note: GMT +2 hours (winter time) / GMT +3 hours (summer time) – based on the American time change.
Forex Minors
| Symbol | Currency Base | Description | Margin | Swap Long | Swap Short | Min Lots | Max Lots | Trading Hours |
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Note: GMT +2 hours (winter time) / GMT +3 hours (summer time) – based on the American time change.
Forex Exotics
| Symbol | Currency Base | Description | Margin | Swap Long | Swap Short | Min Lots | Max Lots | Trading Hours |
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Note: GMT +2 hours (winter time) / GMT +3 hours (summer time) – based on the American time change.
Commission Fees
Would you like to know how much the commission fees are? We have listed all the details clearly below.
Holiday Hours
Due to the global nature of CFDs, traders should be aware of the specific holiday trading hours observed in each market.
Corporate Actions
Corporate Actions are the dividends paid by stocks and indices, this might affect your trading.
What is Forex?
Many people ask themselves, what is Forex actually? Well “Forex” is today the most commonly used abbreviation for “foreign exchange”, i.e. the price of one currency in relation to another currency. By definition, all Forex prices refer to the relationship between two currencies, i.e. to a currency pair.
How to learn Forex trading?
If you want to learn Forex trading, the first step is to acquire some knowledge. Trading is a craft like any other that needs to be learned first. Even though trading may seem very simple at first glance, it is a complex area that has its pitfalls. Start with the basics, deal with the technical terms, and practice the learned on a demo account first.
What has experience in Forex shown?
Money is earned in foreign exchange trading by either the bought currency in the price increases or the sold currency in the price decreases. In practice, it doesn’t matter whether you buy EUR/USD because you believe that upcoming data will favor the EUR, or whether you sell the USD and use the EUR as a vehicle because you believe that developments will reduce support for the dollar.
Please note that the value of the products may change. The examples on our website are hypothetical and should not be used as guidance or advice. You can always contact our team if you have a question. GBE brokers do not offer physical currencies.
Frequently asked questions (FAQ)
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For Forex symbols that end with “c” (e.g. “EURUSDc”) and whose spread between the bid and ask price is narrower than that of symbols without “c” we charge a commission of €6 or $7 per lot (depending on the currency you trade).
The “c” as symbol ending stands for “Commission” (e.g. “EURUSDc”). This means that when trading with symbols ending with “c”, the spread between the bid and ask price is not increased. A trading fee (commission) is charged for this.
Our weekly market report is only available in German and can be found under the tab “Tools” under “Analyses” or here.
Both platforms are very similar in their basic functions, but there are some differences:
- different programming languages (MQL4, MQL5)
- different number of time levels and indicators
- different number of order types
GBE brokers does not charge any fees or commissions for deposits or withdrawals. Such fees are charged by payment service providers like PayPal or Paysafe. Credit card deposits may incur additional fees due to exchange rate differences. These fees are charged by the banks, not by us. For an overview of our deposit and withdrawal methods and the fees involved, please click here.