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Analysis, education and company news from our Dubai desk — practical reading for anyone trading Forex, indices and commodities.
Low Spreads Aren’t Everything: The Real Cost of Forex Trading in Dubai
The real cost of forex trading can include spreads, commissions, overnight financing, slippage, currency conversion, account charges and payment-provider fees.
12 Checks Before Opening a Forex Trading Account in the UAE”
Before opening a forex trading account in the UAE, verify the provider's legal identity and regulatory permissions, understand who holds your money and executes your orders, compare the complete cost of trading, review leverage and liquidation rules, test the platform and examine withdrawal conditions. A professional-looking website or familiar MT5 screen is not enough; the account agreement and the entities named in it determine the service you actually receive.
Islamic Trading Account Access With Clearly Explained Conditions
Looking for an Islamic or swap-free trading account in Dubai? SmartFIN helps eligible clients check whether swap-free conditions are available through the applicable account provider—and understand the complete terms before proceeding.
MT4 vs MT5 in 2026: Which Trading Platform Should UAE Traders Choose?
MetaTrader 4 and MetaTrader 5 are two of the most recognised trading platforms in the forex and CFD market. Both were developed by MetaQuotes, and both allow traders to analyse charts, place orders and use automated trading programs.
Why Dubai Traders Watch Gold: A Beginner’s Guide to XAU/USD
This guide explains what XAU/USD means, what moves the gold price, when the market is active in Dubai and how beginners can approach online gold trading with disciplined risk management.
Forex Trading in Dubai: The Complete Beginner’s Guide
Forex trading is the process of buying one currency while simultaneously selling another. Currencies are traded in pairs, such as EUR/USD, GBP/USD and USD/JPY.
Forex Trading in Dubai: How Global Markets Affect UAE Forex Traders
The growth of forex trading in Dubai has created a new generation of UAE-based traders who follow markets far beyond the region. A trader searching for forex brokers in Dubai may initially focus on spreads, trading platforms and account types. But understanding the markets themselves is equally important. The foreign exchange market is influenced by interest rates, inflation, economic growth, geopolitical developments, commodities and investor sentiment.
Looking for a Forex Broker in Dubai? Check These 12 Things First
The best forex broker in Dubai is not simply the company offering the lowest spread, highest leverage, or most attractive promotion. A suitable broker should provide transparent trading conditions, reliable technology, clear risk information, accessible support, and an account that matches your experience and trading objectives.
CMA (SCA) Regulation Explained: What It Means for Forex Traders in Dubai
The UAE transitioned from the SCA to the Capital Markets Authority (CMA) in January 2026. CMA regulates onshore forex and CFD brokers, while DFSA separately oversees firms in DIFC. Traders should verify the broker’s exact legal entity and license rather than relying on a Dubai address or marketing claims. CMA-regulated brokers generally have leverage limits and must segregate client funds, but no UAE-wide investor compensation scheme currently exists.
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