Compare real spreads across 10+ brokers. Updated data for major pairs, gold, crypto, and indices. Find the cheapest broker for your preferred instruments.
The spread is the difference between bid and ask price — your main trading cost. Types: (1) Fixed spreads — stay constant regardless of market conditions, (2) Variable spreads — tighten during high liquidity, widen during news, (3) Raw/ECN spreads — near-zero spreads with a separate commission. For most traders, variable spreads with no commission (like Exness Standard) offer the best value.
Typical spreads during London-New York overlap: EUR/USD — Exness: 0.3, PU Prime: 0.4, JustMarkets: 0.3, XM: 0.6. GBP/USD — Exness: 0.4, PU Prime: 0.5, JustMarkets: 0.5, XM: 0.7. USD/JPY — Exness: 0.3, PU Prime: 0.4, JustMarkets: 0.4, XM: 0.6. Note: Raw spread accounts have near-zero spreads with commission around $3-3.50 per side.
Gold spreads vary significantly between brokers: Exness: 6 cents (0.06), PU Prime: 15 cents (0.15), JustMarkets: 20 cents (0.20), XM: 25 cents (0.25). For active gold traders, Exness offers by far the tightest spreads — saving you $19/lot compared to XM. This adds up to significant savings over time, especially for scalpers.
Do not just compare spreads — consider total cost: (1) Spread — paid on every trade, (2) Commission — applies to ECN/Raw accounts, usually $3-7 per lot round trip, (3) Swap — overnight interest charged for holding positions. For day traders, spread + commission matters most. For swing traders, swaps become significant. Exness offers swap-free accounts for Islamic traders and long-term position holders.
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