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Just Markets carries a 1.82 WikiFX score and no confirmed regulatory record, despite favourable reviews about customer service and spreads. This risk review explains the regulatory gap and what to verify before funding an account.
The Institute of Economic Research and Public Policy (IERPP) questioned Ghana's reported US$18 billion in foreign exchange interventions, contrasting the figure with the US$4 billion it says is needed for the 24-Hour Economy policy. The institute called on the Bank of Ghana and government to disclose intervention details, sources of foreign exchange, and the impact on reserves and the cedi.
A decision review of Sterlingoption covering a recent withdrawal complaint, the absence of found regulatory information, and a very low WikiFX score.
Western Union agreed to maintain its New York locations and cap fee increases for three years after acquiring Intermex, under commitments secured by New York Attorney General Letitia James and the DFS. The deal requires continued remittance services to six Latin American countries, inflation-limited price increases, reporting, and an independent audit.
Germany's BaFin has issued multiple August 2026 warnings about websites offering unauthorised financial, investment and cryptoasset services, including finanzora.pro, 212trading.online and 212trading.pro, klingensteingroups.com and klingensteingroups.pro, and onlinesparen.expert, onlinesparenglobal.com and ai-wallet.org. The alerts echo a broader trend regulators describe of bad actors using AI hype to lure investors.
KGPMARKETS is a South African trading brand with a single Standard account and leverage up to 1:500. Its FSCA derivatives licence is currently unverified and the licence holder name differs from the broker's registered company, so deposit safety needs direct verification before funding.
The Criminal Court is set to deliver its verdict on 13 August 2026 in the Forex 3D fraud case, in which former actress Pinky, her family and 22 other defendants are accused of defrauding 9,842 people of more than THB2.49 billion through a foreign-exchange scheme that allegedly guaranteed principal and claimed no losses. Special Case Prosecutor 4 has asked the court to punish the 24 defendants and order them to jointly repay THB2.49 billion to victims.
Elections and geopolitical events amplify short-term exchange rate volatility through uncertainty and thinner liquidity. This article explains the mechanism, walks through a clearly hypothetical calculation, and corrects common beginner misunderstandings without giving any trading advice.
The Malaysian ringgit ended higher against the US dollar on Wednesday, rising to 4.0835/0875 from 4.0905/0940, as markets awaited the US July CPI report. Bank Muamalat chief economist Dr Mohd Afzanizam Abdul Rashid said the ringgit was well supported while other Asian currencies were mixed, with consensus estimates pointing to US CPI of 3.4 per cent in July versus 3.5 per cent in June.
A dollar liquidity shortage is not a currency collapse. This article explains how tight dollar access flows from importers to banks to ordinary consumers, and how to read the import cover measure without mistaking it for trading advice.
The Criminal Court acquitted actress Pinky Savika Chaiyadech, her mother and her brother in the Forex-3D fraud case, ruling they were only investors, while former CEO Apiruk Kothi and four others were sentenced to 49,110 years each, capped at 20 years under Thai law.
ASIC has warned consumers against dealing with Yepbit and Yepbit Exchange after receiving reports from investors unable to withdraw funds. The regulator removed several Yepbit websites, said the platform holds no Australian Financial Services Licence, and rejected Yepbit's claims that ASIC had frozen investor funds.
The Central Bank of Nigeria has eased bank liquidity rules and opened Open Market Operations auctions to individuals, companies and non-bank financial institutions, effective immediately. Banks can now borrow from the Standing Lending Facility on the same day they trade in the foreign exchange market or participate in primary government securities auctions, while the CBN also restarted tenored repo operations of four to 90 days.
GatesFX presents a polished forex and CFD offer, but recorded complaints point to blocked withdrawals and disabled accounts, and no regulatory information was found. This review explains the pattern and what to check before depositing.
RRI.co.id published a list of warning signs of "investasi bodong" (bogus investments), compiled from djkn.kemenkeu.go.id and pegadaian.co.id. The signs include unclear business processes, recruitment bonuses, unrealistic returns, fixed-return guarantees, use of social media and public figures, tiered packages, unclear legality, and Ponzi-style fund management. The public is urged to verify licensing and seek trusted information before investing.
BaFin warned consumers on 11 August 2026 that finanzora.pro offers a trading platform under the name "Quirion" without required authorisation, and that the name use is identity fraud with no connection to Berlin-based quirion AG. The site belongs to a series of near-identical platforms using the slogan "Earn over €950 A DAY".
International financial services provider Hantec Group is consolidating its regional brands under its flagship name, Hantec Financial, as part of a broader strategy to simplify its global operations and deliver a more consistent trading experience to clients.
Plexytrade is a Saint Lucia-registered broker with a low WikiFX score of 2.16, no regulatory information found, and a recorded complaint describing slippage eroding winning trades into losses. We break down the complaints, the regulatory gap, and what to check before depositing.
Sardis Global is an offshore CFD broker with a very low WikiFX score and recurring withdrawal complaints from traders. This review checks the complaints, the offshore licence claim, and what to verify before depositing.
A trader enters a position with a carefully planned stop loss. The market moves against the trade, the stop is triggered, and the position closes automatically. Minutes or hours later, price returns to the original entry level and, in some cases, continues in the direction the trader had anticipated from the beginning.
