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As an experienced trader, transparency around trading costs such as spreads is non-negotiable for me, especially on mainstream pairs like EUR/USD. Unfortunately, from my research into T. Rowe Price—including their public disclosures—I could not find any specific information regarding typical spreads for EUR/USD or even a clear outline of their fee structure for any standard account type. This lack of transparency is significant, since knowing typical spreads upfront is crucial when calculating potential costs, evaluating the competitiveness of their offering, or comparing against other brokers. What T. Rowe Price does highlight is a broad range of investment products and an established regulatory footprint in Hong Kong, particularly for futures contracts via their SFC license. However, for someone focused specifically on forex trading, the absence of detailed forex account information, including spreads, leverage, and minimum deposit requirements, makes it challenging to assess their suitability. I am always cautious with brokers that do not publish all trading condition details; it is important to request full clarity on costs and account terms directly from their support before committing any funds. Ultimately, for my trading needs, the lack of upfront data on spreads is a clear flag to proceed conservatively until more specifics are provided.