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Abstract:International Financial Holding FIBO Group (Financial Intermarket Brokerage Online Group) is one of the oldest players in marginal internet trading. The first company of the holding was founded in 1998. From the first day of our work, they always adhere to the principles of transparent activities, to protect the interests of customers and strict compliance of observance applicable laws and orders of national regulators. Their customers and partners can be assured that all services, provided by any of the companies within the holding FIBO Group, meet the highest international standards and are under the control of national regulators.
As Their services also involves updating their clients about their changes and other information, the broker is Please to inform that low liquidity currency pairs will be made unavailable to open a new position with and consequently deleted.
The changes will take effect From the 6th of December 2021 where the following currency pairs will be set to the ‘Close only’ mode:
On MT4 NDD No Commission accounts:
• CADCHF.F
• EURSGD.F
• USDDKK.F
• USDZAR.F
On MT4 Cent accounts:
• CADCHF
• EURSGD
• USDDKK
• USDZAR
All open positions with the above-indicated trading instruments shall be closed forcibly on the 10th of December after 23.00 EET, the currency pairs will be deleted.
Your are therefore advised to take this piece of information into account while planning your trading.
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