The program is available to all RoboForex clients who trade Forex currencies and metals and maintain an account balance

The "Up to 10% on account balance" program at a glance

• RoboForex offers up to 10% of extra funds on any account balance, calculated based on each client’s trading volumes (read below)
• After opening an account, traders must accept the conditions of the program in their Members Area
• Traders can receive additional funds in their account balance regardless of the base currency (USD, EUR, etc.)
• All real account types apply to the program (including ECN and CopyFX)
• The program is based on volumes deriving from trading Forex and Metals (read below)
• The extra funds received are not a bonus, and it’s up to the client to decide whether to withdraw this money or use it in trading

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Trading Leverage -Risks and Opportunities

Every Forex trader knows that leverage is an essential part of trading. It is one of the most important concepts in Forex, as it allows you to trade with much less capital than you would otherwise need.

How does it work? What does leverage mean, and what are its risks? This article will answer these questions, starting with the basics.

What is trading leverage?

Simply put, leverage lets you use borrowed money to increase your potential profit. Financial leverage allows you to invest more than your own capital, enabling higher returns. You can use leverage to buy more assets or enter more profitable positions.

Trading Leverage and the Forex Market

In Forex trading, leverage is very common. Traders borrow money from a broker to trade larger positions in currencies. The broker requires a percentage of the trade’s notional value to be held in your account as cash, called the initial margin.

If the currency moves in your favor, leverage can increase profits. However, it also magnifies losses, so it is crucial for traders to use leverage wisely and manage risks carefully.

Leverage is expressed as a ratio, allowing you to control more currency units with the same deposit.

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Dow Jones Industrial Market Update

U.S. crude oil price is at $40 per barrel for the first time since December while other commodities also grow

US Markets Overview

The Dow Jones Industrial Average turned positive for 2016, and U.S. crude oil rose above $40 per barrel, recovering after a rough start to the year.

Earlier this year, investors were confused by slowing global growth and recent interest rate changes, but stability in commodity prices and positive signs in the U.S. economy helped ease concerns.

The Dow Industrials and S&P 500 are now close to where they ended in 2015, after having dropped more than 10% by February 11.

“When you start removing recession fears, the market reacts, and I think that’s what happened,” said Lew Piantedosi of Eaton Vance.

The Dow rose 0.9% to 17,481.49, putting it up 0.3% for the year. The S&P 500 climbed 0.7% to 2,040.59, leaving it 0.2% down in 2016. The Nasdaq Composite increased 0.2% to 4,774.99, but remains down 4.6% for the year.

U.S. crude oil futures rose 4.5% to $40.20 a barrel as the dollar weakened and major oil producers signaled support for freezing production levels.

General Electric helped lift the Dow, rising 2.6% to $30.96.

Industrial stocks were one of the biggest drivers of gains in the S&P 500 on Thursday, rising more than 2%.

FedEx was the top performer in the S&P 500, jumping 12% to $161.34 after reporting better-than-expected earnings and a strong outlook.

Read more: Dow Jones Industrial Overview