New rules regarding Forex orders

Looks like US-only bureaucracy - although I'd be interested to know who the National Futures Association are and what they do, and why do they have jurisdiction over forex orders, and whose orders are they talking about anyway?
 
I personally am quite happy to see the rule against "hedging" go into effect. It was never anything but a way for brokers to take more spread and/or commissions from their customers.
 
this is for retail forex in the US

So are you still allowed to hedge in brokers like Alpari and FXPro? And in SB companies like Captial Spreads and Futures Bettings?
 
So are you still allowed to hedge in brokers like Alpari and FXPro? And in SB companies like Captial Spreads and Futures Bettings?

Yes if they offer this facility , for example CapitalSpreads doesnt allow headging , any opposite order will offset any previous order .
 
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