Trade More, Trade Longer: TradingPRO Expands Market Access for Filipino Traders

TradingPRO has announced an expansion of its trading operations, offering extended trading hours and a wider selection of financial instruments to give Filipino traders greater flexibility and access to more global markets.
The upgrade is part of TradingPRO’s continuous effort to meet the growing needs of active traders who require broader market exposure and seamless execution around the clock.

More Markets, More Opportunities

With the addition of new instruments, TradingPRO users can now diversify across multiple asset classes — from traditional forex pairs to commodities and global indices. The expanded trading lineup includes minor and exotic currency pairs, energy products, and metals, enabling traders to optimize strategies across multiple markets.

Newly added categories include:

* Expanded Forex Pairs — Access to more minor and exotic currencies

* Commodities — Trade oil, gold, and silver with high liquidity

* Indices — Major global indices including NASDAQ, S&P 500, and Nikkei 225

These enhancements allow Filipino traders to take advantage of both regional and global market movements — anytime, anywhere.

Extended Trading Hours for Maximum Flexibility

TradingPRO has also expanded its market access hours, allowing traders to operate during overlapping global sessions.This ensures that traders following London, New York, or Asian time zones can execute trades at optimal times without missing key market opportunities.

The extended hours reflect TradingPRO’s mission to make professional trading tools and conditions available to all Filipino traders, regardless of their schedule or trading style.

Empowering Active Traders in the Philippines

By offering more trading options and extended hours, TradingPRO continues to strengthen its position as a trusted and innovative global broker.These upgrades not only enhance trader convenience but also support the platform’s vision of providing institutional-grade access to retail traders in the Philippines and beyond.