Since the beginning of 2025, we've been observing above-average volatility in financial markets, including foreign exchange (FX). This is confirmed by another consecutive record-breaking month for FXSpotStream.

The multibank FX aggregation services provider achieved a total average daily volume (ADV) of $116.9 billion in March 2025, climbing to the highest values in its history.

FXSpotStream Volume Reaches Historic Highs (Again)

According to FXSpotStream's data, March volumes proved stronger than the record-breaking February, when ADV was $105.2 billion. January was also strong with a result of $101.2 billion, nearly matching the previous all-time high that was tested in September 2024.

The scale of the current month-to-month growth is also impressive, reaching 13.7% and increasing ADV by an average of $14.4 billion daily.

Both spot trading reached record highs, growing from $75.1 billion to $83.1 billion, and the "other ADV" category increased from $30 billion in February to $34 billion in March.

When comparing these results with those from a year ago, the growth becomes even more impressive, amounting to nearly 45%.

FX Venues Confirm Strong March

FXSpotStream is not the only major institutional FX trading operator that recorded a significant jump in volumes last month. As reported by FinanceMagnates.com, other popular platforms also experienced a strong increase, taking advantage of, among other things, the enormous volatility in the weakening dollar.

Click 365, the currency trading platform on the Tokyo Financial Exchange (TFX), reported an ADV growth of 23%, while in the USA, Cboe FX achieved daily volumes of $52.1 billion, 8% higher compared to February.

Euronext FX's Fastmatch and German stock-exchange owned 360T also followed this trend.

ANZ Bank Becomes 17th Liquidity Provider on FXSpotStream

In the meantime, Australia's ANZ Bank has established a new partnership with FXSpotStream, enhancing its FX liquidity offerings. This strategic move positions ANZ as the newest addition to FXSpotStream's impressive roster of global liquidity providers, which now totals 17 financial institutions including major players like Bank of America, JPMorgan, and Barclays.

In related news, FXSpotStream's European division has posted impressive financial results for its EMEA operations. According to recent documentation filed with the UK's Companies House, FXSpotStream Europe Ltd achieved substantial growth in turnover, reaching $3.5 million—representing a robust 40% increase from the $2.5 million recorded in the previous financial period.