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GFT Reduces Forex Spreads

ADA, Mich., 5 May, 2008 — GFT, a worldwide leaders in online forex trading, has announced that now offers even more highly competitive prices, with spreads as low as one pip wide.

Effective today (May 5), the company has reduced spreads on many of its currency pairs, with the EUR/USD, EUR/GBP, USD/JPY and EUR/CHF quoted as low as one pip wide.

“We’ve reduced our spreads by more than half in the pairs that are traded most often by our customers,” said Gary Tilkin, CEO and president, GFT. “With our new, extremely competitive spreads, we’ll be able to quote pairs such as the euro/dollar as low as one pip wide.”

“With more than 120 currency pairs available through all three of our DealBook® trading platforms, GFT customers have access to a wide range of choices. Our new pricing will allow us to provide not only the best software and service to our customers, but also the best value,” said Tilkin.

For complete pricing details, visit http://www.gftforex.com/forex/currency.asp.

Currency pair	Spreads now as low as
EUR/CHF	1
EUR/GBP	1
EUR/USD	1
USD/JPY	1
AUD/USD	2
CHF/JPY	2
EUR/JPY	2
GBP/USD	2
USD/CAD	2
USD/CHF	2
AUD/JPY	3
CAD/JPY	3
NZD/JPY	3
NZD/USD	3
EUR/AUD	4
EUR/CAD	4
GBP/CHF	4
GBP/JPY	4
GBP/AUD	6

About GFT

Founded in 1997, GFT is a world–leading provider of real–time currency dealing, pricing and comprehensive services for retail and institutional foreign exchange traders. GFT has served a global customer base in more than 120 countries through its DealBook® 360, DealBook® WEB and DealBook® Mobile trading software and 24–hour dealing desk operation, 5.5 days a week. The company’s world headquarters is based in Ada, Mich., with global offices located in Chicago, New York, Tokyo, Sydney, Australia and London (London office operated through GFT Global Markets UK Ltd.).

GFT adheres to strict regulatory guidelines and principles of integrity, and is a member of the National Futures Association (NFA) and is regulated by the Community Futures Trading Commission (CFTC) in the United States. Globally, GFT is regulated by the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) in Australia, the Financial Services Agency (FSA) in Japan, and the Financial Services Authority (FSA) in the U.K. More information about GFT can be found at www.gftforex.com.

Trading foreign exchange on margin carries a high level of risk, and may not be suitable for all investors.

CONTACT:
Tim Gort
Manager of Marketing & Communications
Global Forex Trading
(616)942-3757 (tgort@gftforex.com)

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