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Based on my review of AXA as a trading platform, I could not locate any concrete information specifying whether AXA offers fixed or variable spreads. As someone with years of experience in forex and leveraged products, this lack of transparency immediately raises caution for me. For any trader—especially those relying on cost predictability or active during news releases—it is vital to understand the broker’s spread structure. Unfortunately, AXA’s official site and available documentation provide limited detail on trading conditions or spread behavior, and this uncertainty is further underscored by user complaints regarding unclear withdrawal rules and communication challenges. From what I know about the industry in general, most brokers who don’t explicitly state their spread types often employ variable spreads by default, which can widen considerably in times of market volatility, such as during major news releases. This can result in less favorable pricing and potentially unpredictable trading costs. Such spread behavior can materially affect both short-term trading strategies and longer-term positioning, so without specific information or assurances from AXA, I would personally approach trading around impactful news events with great caution on this platform. My advice is always to seek full clarity on fee structures and test with smaller positions before committing significant funds—especially with brokers for whom transparency is an apparent concern.