Before trading, I asked Fusion Markets support in live chat whether news trading is allowed. They confirmed it is. Their agent also confirmed in writing that XAUUSD leverage "will remain at your selected leverage setting, including 1:500" during news events, and warned me only about wider spreads and slippage. On 6 November 2026 I opened directional XAUUSD positions before the US NFP release, using the leverage they offered. The trades closed in profit. The next day my account and client portal were blocked and my withdrawal was put on hold. On 9 November they voided all six trades, removed USD 14,659 in profit, and closed my account. Their reason was clause 8.10 of their Client Services Agreement: they called my trading a "riskless profit" strategy because losses beyond my equity would have been covered by them. The trades were not riskless. If NFP had gone the other way, I would have lost my account. I traded exactly as their own support said I could. A-book or B-book? Fusion Markets is presented as an ECN/STP, no-dealing-desk broker that sends orders to liquidity providers and earns from spreads and commissions. With a true A-book broker, a client's profit is paid by the market, not by the broker. Yet their own explanation talks about my trades as a risk to the company itself. This makes me question whether my trades were really passed to liquidity providers, or kept in-house with Fusion Markets on the other side. I have asked them this in writing and am waiting for an answer. Their terms let them cancel profits they decide are "abusive", and this is decided only after the trade wins. If you trade news, ask them for a written policy first, and know that a chat confirmation from support may not protect you. I have filed a formal complaint and will update this review based on how it is resolved.