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Christmas offer: Trading CFDs on Shares without commissions with ActivTrades
For Christmas, the online trading site ActivTrades offers a special gift to all of its customers.
Take part in XM’s free trading contests and win big!
Each month, XM online trading website puts $20,000 up for grabs via 4 free Forex contests, that’s $5,000 cash in prize money per contest – no risk and no entrance fee.
IronFX is FC Barcelona official partner
In March 2014, the online trading website, IronFX, united with FC Barcelona in an ongoing partnership. During the official announcement of the partnership, Javier Faust, first vice president of FC Barcelona commented: “We are delighted to be associated with such a strong brand and a company that has a great passion for our team and our values. This will be a positive partnership for the Club.”
The Chinese economic crisis and its consequences on Global economy
This week has permanently put the economic crisis in China, the world's second largest economic power, in the limelight of international economy.
Iran nuclear deal: what can we expect for the world economy?
The Persian country will regain its position as 4th largest oil producer in the world, behind Saudi Arabia, Venezuela and Canada.
Refer-a-friend eToro offer
The eToro online trading platform is currently offering time-limited new-member sponsorship, providing access to its many benefits.
Online Trading: XM exclusive "zero fees" offer
XM's website offers a zero fees deal, which gives its customers a number of benefits.
ActivTrades webinars Summer and Autumn program
As of July 2015, ActivTrades is making a number of these online seminars available which closely monitor current financial news.
Welcome bonus offered by IronFX
IronFX is a leading company in online trading. During the month of June it made available to all new customers a very advantageous offer: The Double Bonus.
What options remain to tackle Greek debt?
The Greek debt crisis has been centre stage in Europe for seven years now and the current debt stands at over 284 billion euros, a titanic sum equivalent to 160% of Greece's GDP in 2014.
