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Overnight fee 0.003929 %
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Trade size with leverage ~ $200,000.00
Money from leverage ~ $199,000.00

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Overnight fee time 21:00 (UTC)
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Currency USD
Margin 0.5%
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Oct 3, 2023 33392.7 -24.5 -0.07% 33417.2 33425.2 33364.2
Oct 2, 2023 33418.2 -248.2 -0.74% 33666.4 33726.9 33215.7
Oct 1, 2023 33666.9 0.0 0.00% 33666.9 33676.9 33603.4
Sep 29, 2023 33528.7 -175.9 -0.52% 33704.6 33899.6 33402.4
Sep 28, 2023 33705.6 118.0 0.35% 33587.6 33781.6 33456.4
Sep 27, 2023 33586.6 -79.0 -0.23% 33665.6 33761.6 33300.4
Sep 26, 2023 33665.1 -326.5 -0.96% 33991.6 33994.1 33565.9
Sep 25, 2023 33992.6 -22.8 -0.07% 34015.4 34100.9 33777.8
Sep 24, 2023 34014.9 5.5 0.02% 34009.4 34031.9 34007.4
Sep 22, 2023 33974.7 -79.2 -0.23% 34053.9 34156.0 33943.4
Sep 21, 2023 34054.9 -361.2 -1.05% 34416.1 34440.1 34023.7
Sep 20, 2023 34415.6 -105.5 -0.31% 34521.1 34777.5 34406.6
Sep 19, 2023 34522.1 -120.8 -0.35% 34642.9 34682.9 34306.8
Sep 18, 2023 34641.9 -30.2 -0.09% 34672.1 34724.8 34539.6
Sep 17, 2023 34671.6 27.0 0.08% 34644.6 34675.1 34639.6
Sep 15, 2023 34617.8 -342.8 -0.98% 34960.6 35012.1 34566.3
Sep 14, 2023 34940.1 347.9 1.01% 34592.2 34979.4 34575.7
Sep 13, 2023 34592.7 -58.5 -0.17% 34651.2 34772.7 34502.4
Sep 12, 2023 34650.7 8.8 0.03% 34641.9 34857.9 34531.3
Sep 11, 2023 34640.9 39.3 0.11% 34601.6 34784.7 34562.1

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