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<p id="isPasted">In forex trading, spreads are of two types: variable or fixed.</p><p>A variable or floating spread is a constantly changing value between the ask and bid prices. In other words, the spread you pay for purchasing a currency pair fluctuates because of things like supply, demand and total trading activity.</p><p>Brokers promising tight spreads typically offer variable spreads. Although it’s certainly possible that the actual spread you pay for matches the one advertised by the broker, this is not always the case. In general, spreads are usually tighter during active trading sessions where liquidity is optimal. A prime example of …</p>
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