Forex trading
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Competitive pricing
Enjoy low trading costs – including AUD/USD from just 0.5 points
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Range of markets
Trade 84+ global FX pairs including majors, minors and exotics
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Award-winning provider
Awarded "Best in Class - Overall" 2024 by ForexBrokers.com
Why trade Forex with FOREX.com?
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Institutional-grade liquidityBenefit from Tier-1 bank liquidity and 40 years’ experience in forex trading.
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Advanced chartingTake advantage of the industry-leading TradingView charting package to trade global currency markets, with 80+ indicators and one-click trading.
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A globally trusted brokerTrade with a trusted market leader, regulated in Australia to the highest industry standards of accountability and transparency.
Competitive pricing
FOREX.com key figures
¹ Based on demo and active live trading accounts globally since 2023.
² Elapsed time between market order receipt and execution globally between 1 and 28 February 2025.
¹ Based on demo and active live trading accounts globally since 2023.
² Elapsed time between market order receipt and execution globally between 1 and 28 February 2025.
Major forex moves and news
Latest research
Mobile trading app
Seize trading opportunities with our easy-to-use mobile apps, with simple one-swipe trading, advanced charting, and seamless execution. Available on Android and iOS.
TradingView charting
Complete with in-chart trading, custom indicators, alerts and drawing tools.
Trading Central
Harness the power of technical analysis and access insightful market data on our most popular markets.
Performance Analytics
Gain deeper insight into your trading and discover how you could improve your performance.

Learn to trade forex
What is forex trading?
Forex trading is the buying and selling of global currencies. When you trade forex with FOREX.com Australia, you can go long or short on the price of currency pairs using CFDs or Spot FX.
How to trade forex
2. Choose a FX pair to trade
3. Open an Australian forex trading account
4. Open, monitor and close your first position
Forex trading examples
Say you believe the Australian dollar will rise against the US dollar. You can place a buy trade on AUD/USD. If the price rises, you’d make a profit for every pip it moved in your favour. But if the market falls, you’d make a loss for every point the price moves against you.
Forex market hours
Currency markets are open 24 hours a day because there’s no central exchange. Instead, prices are determined by interbank trading, the exchange of currencies between banks on a constant basis, all over the world.