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As a forex trader who makes decisions based on due diligence and risk management, I must highlight that Bull Market is not a typical forex broker and, importantly, is not regulated by any major financial authority. According to my research and hands-on review, Bull Market focuses on investment products such as mutual funds, US and Argentine stocks, bonds, and wealth management solutions. I did not find any indication—either in my exploration of their online platform or in user reviews—that standard forex instruments like EUR/USD are available for trading. This aligns with the fact that Bull Market does not market itself as a forex broker, and its official documentation and fee schedules do not mention spreads for any currency pairs. For transparency, the lack of regulation and absence of clear information about forex spreads, especially for a widely traded pair such as EUR/USD, is a red flag for me. Every time I evaluate a broker, I expect to see transparent disclosure of trading conditions, including typical spreads and commission structures, especially on standard accounts. With Bull Market, this critical data is simply not provided, which makes it impossible for me to responsibly answer what their typical EUR/USD spread might be. In my experience, such opacity combined with an unregulated status means extreme caution is warranted. If tight spreads on forex pairs are a priority, I would consider regulated alternatives that provide this information upfront.