Valbury Cuts Spreads on Key Instruments, Potentially Boosting Trader Profits

PT Valbury Asia Futures has announced a reduction in spreads across its main trading instruments, including forex, gold (XAUUSD), and indices. This adjustment applies to all account types—Alpha, Sirius, and Vega—and represents one of the most significant changes to the company’s trading cost structure to date. The move is designed to help traders reduce transaction costs on every position opened and closed, as a smaller spread means a lower cost burden.

To illustrate the impact, a trader opening ten standard lot positions on EUR/USD per day could see a notable reduction in spread costs, though actual figures depend on individual trading volume and market conditions. The company highlighted that the lower spread is indicative and subject to change based on market dynamics.

Beyond cost savings, Valbury noted that tighter spreads can support better execution quality and help mitigate slippage. However, the firm stressed that lower transaction costs are not a guarantee of profit. Trading, especially in leveraged instruments, carries inherent risks, and disciplined risk management remains essential. Valbury reiterated its commitment to education and transparency, viewing cost efficiency as a complement to, rather than a replacement for, sound trading practices.