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XTB expands its Investment Plans across Europe, adding recurring investments in stocks and ETFs as it competes with Trade Republic and Scalable Capital.

NAGA has obtained a MiCA license to offer regulated crypto services across the EU, while XTB is increasing its marketing investment in Germany as competition among European brokers heats up.

Asian shares rallied to record levels as the US-Iran peace deal improved risk sentiment and pushed oil prices lower, while investors assessed the Fed’s policy outlook.

XTB has launched a new feature allowing Polish investors to select which shares or ETFs they sell instead of relying on the FIFO method. The tool can help traders manage their 19% capital gains tax and comes as the broker reports strong growth, with 2.16 million clients worldwide and Q1 profit jumping 176%.

U.S. stock indexes have recovered after a shaky start to 2026, but historical patterns suggest the strongest part of the second quarter may already be over, with May typically bringing weaker returns.

XTB launches in-app caller verification to fight surging vishing attacks. Verify real XTB calls with one push notification.

Polish broker XTB has upgraded its UAE licence from Category 5 to Category 1 and 2, allowing it to locally onboard clients and execute trades as a full broker rather than just marketing offshore products.

XTB shares climbed to an all-time high of 97.97 zlotys after launching options trading in Germany and Spain. The Polish broker now offers American-style options on 110 U.S. stocks and ETFs, with plans to expand across Europe. A shareholder vote on dividends and employee incentives is set for May 8.

XTB has signed a sponsorship agreement with Paris La Défense Arena, Europe’s largest indoor venue, as the Warsaw-listed investment app reports a 50% year-over-year increase in its French client base. The deal includes in-venue branding, client hospitality, and financial education initiatives, marking the broker’s most prominent brand push in France to date.

In a move hailed as a game-changer for investor protection, Polish broker XTB has launched a powerful new ‘kill switch’ that lets users instantly freeze all account activity with a single tap if they suspect unauthorized access.

Polish broker XTB has launched a Cash ISA in the UK, offering a 6% introductory rate as it expands beyond CFD trading and challenges fintech rivals including Trading 212 and eToro.

In a booming Polish stock market, online broker XTB saw trading volumes surge 76% to 16 billion PLN. The broker captured 78% of all new retail accounts as the nation surpassed 2.5 million registered securities investors, though foreign firms still dominate overall trading activity.