Cookie notice

Cookies are small text files that a website stores in your browser, so that it can recognise the same browser when you come back. Other kinds of browser storage work in much the same way.

Two, both set by this site itself:

• NEXT_LOCALE — Remembers the language you chose, so the site opens in it next time. Kept: Until you close the browser.
• cfx-cookie-notice — Remembers that you have seen the cookie message, so it is not shown again on every page. Kept: 12 months.

Each does something you asked for — showing the site in your language, and not repeating a message you have already read — so neither is optional and there is nothing here to switch on or off.

This site sets no cookies of its own for analytics, advertising or measurement, because it does none of those things. It also uses no other browser storage: nothing is written to what browsers call local or session storage.

The pages under Markets include embedded TradingView content. Your browser connects directly to TradingView when this content loads.

No TradingView cookies were observed during our testing, and the tracking request observed from the widget was blocked by this site's Content Security Policy. Because TradingView is an external provider, its technical behaviour may change independently; this notice will be updated where necessary.

Browsers let you see the cookies a site has stored, delete them, and block them for one site or for all. Blocking every cookie can stop parts of some sites from working as expected.

Your browser’s help pages explain where these settings are.

Deleting this site's two cookies costs you nothing but the two small conveniences they carry: the site opens in its default language again, and the cookie message appears once more.

Questions about the cookies this site sets can be sent to [email protected].

This notice lists what the site sets today. If a cookie is added, removed or changed, this list changes with it, and the version on this page is the one that applies. How personal information is handled more generally is in the privacy notice.