Markets
Forex: the market that never queues
Currency pairs trade around the clock from Monday in Sydney to Friday in New York — the deepest, most liquid market there is.
EURUSDEuro / US Dollar
0.00%- Bid
- 1.08414
- Ask
- 1.08427
Indicative pricing
GBPUSDBritish Pound / US Dollar
0.00%- Bid
- 1.27471
- Ask
- 1.27489
Indicative pricing
USDJPYUS Dollar / Japanese Yen
0.00%- Bid
- 156.313
- Ask
- 156.327
Indicative pricing
The asset class
What you are trading
A currency pair prices one currency in another: EURUSD states how many US dollars one euro buys. Trading the pair means taking a position on that ratio — long if you expect the base currency to strengthen, short if you expect it to weaken. As a CFD, the position settles in cash; no currency is ever delivered.
Why trade it here
Why trade currencies at Dynasty
Liquidity where you trade it
Major pairs carry the deepest liquidity of any market, which is what keeps spreads tight during active sessions.
Both directions, same terms
Short selling a currency pair is structurally identical to buying one. No borrow, no extra approval.
Costs published per pair
Every pair's typical spread and swap schedule is in the contract specifications — the same numbers the platform applies.
Sessions that fit Gulf hours
The London–New York overlap, the most active window of the day, lands in the GCC afternoon and evening.
Instruments & indicative pricing
Trading hours (GST)
Forex trades continuously from Monday 01:00 GST (Sydney open) to Saturday 01:00 GST (New York close). Liquidity is deepest when London and New York overlap — roughly 16:00 to 20:00 GST — and thinnest in the hour after New York closes.
GST does not observe daylight saving. Session times for overseas markets shift by one hour when their regions change clocks — typically late March and late October.
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