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Abstract:According to the most recent trend data studied by WikiFX, retail investors elected not to deposit extra funds in their accounts in June. Nonetheless, they performed more transactions than the prior month.
Retail dealers put in less money.
The average transaction volume rose.
We witnessed an increase in the size of deposits in May. The overall average monthly deposit increased to $14,630, setting a new record in our records for total deposits. This trend did not continue long, as the average value of the total monthly deposit fell to $11,504 in June, the lowest level since September 2021.
The average total monthly withdrawals decreased in June as well. While the overall average monthly deposit increased to $8,146 from $5,221 in May, it fell to $7,507 in June, the second-lowest level this year.
Retail investors made more trades.
Despite fewer capital inflows and outflows, retail traders continued to trade, although on a lesser scale. The average number of transactions done by one trader increased to 296.5 in June, up from 285.1 the previous month. In addition to approaching the 300 transaction mark, the amount has climbed significantly over the same period last year. The average number of transactions in July 2021 was 224.
What was noteworthy was that Kuwait topped the activity rankings for the second month in a row. This country's merchants were followed by Turkish traders. China, which is normally the most active, came in fourth this time with 304 deals per dealer.
In the next months, this will be examined for industrial activity. Stay tuned for further industry-related studies, or contact us personally if you have any questions.
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