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In my experience reviewing KGI Asia, I found that the broker does not provide specific details regarding its spread structure—whether fixed or variable—across its publicly available materials. For me, this lack of transparency on spreads is a noteworthy issue, especially when evaluating a broker for active trading. From what I can gather, KGI Asia focuses mainly on equities, futures, options, and other wealth management products rather than core forex or CFD trading, where spread type is typically a critical concern. Based on general industry practice, in markets like those KGI Asia serves (such as stocks and futures), spreads can often be variable, especially during periods of high volatility driven by news events. In these conditions, I know from experience that spreads or trading costs can widen unexpectedly, increasing the cost of execution for market participants. Since KGI Asia does not outline spread policies or how they respond to volatility, I would exercise caution, particularly for traders who rely on tight, predictable spreads. For me, a broker’s transparency on fees and trading conditions is essential. If clarity on spreads—fixed or variable—is missing, I treat it as a potential risk, especially in markets susceptible to news-driven price swings. In short, I couldn’t confirm spread type or specific behavior during volatility with KGI Asia and would advise looking for more transparency if spreads are a primary concern in your strategy.