By Admiral Markets
Admiral Markets has launched a dedicated landing page, covering the latest financial news related to the UK General Election 2017, with the purpose of providing information on how to trade before, during and after the vote. The entire page and all materials are available in 12 different languages.
Traders have the possibility to stay up-to-date by monitoring widgets, which display the market sentiment on an hourly basis, the most popular candidate of the day, as well as live statistics on the Forex and CFD instruments that may be most affected.
Additionally, three different articles offer traders a historical review of recent elections, a pre-election forecast, as well as an analysis of the UK General Election 2017 results’ impact on financial markets.
Lastly, traders can sign up to two free webinars (pre and post election), where a professional trader discusses how to trade the UK General Election, as well as the implications of the final results.
Admiral Markets also informs its clients regarding changes to trading terms throughout the period of the UK General Election (23:00 EET on Thursday, 8 June 2017 until 12:00 EET on Friday, 9 June 2017). The changes include an increase in the margin requirements for a number of instruments. For the full announcement, please visit Admiral Markets’ website.
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A ‘snap’ UK General Election is due to be held on Thursday, 8 June, as Prime Minister May decided to call an election three years early in an attempt to strengthen her control within UK Parliament and push her agenda ahead of the upcoming Brexit negotiations with the EU.
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Risk disclosure: Forex and CFD’s carry a high level of risk and losses may exceed your initial deposit. Admiral Markets UK Ltd. recommends you seek advice from an independent financial advisor to ensure that you understand the risks involved with Forex, CFD’s, Margin and Leveraged trading.
