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From my experience researching brokers, and looking closely at what CITIC Futures offers, I have to note that concrete spread information—especially for the EUR/USD pair—isn’t directly provided in their available materials. CITIC Futures is primarily a futures-focused broker regulated in both China and Hong Kong, holding recognized licenses such as CFFEX, which is reassuring from a safety perspective. However, their product range seems mainly centered on futures contracts rather than spot forex pairs like EUR/USD. My usual routine when evaluating brokers is to look for easily accessible and transparent cost structures. In the case of CITIC Futures, they specifically mention that fees can vary by product and exchange, and direct trading conditions such as spreads for typical forex instruments are unclear. In fact, I didn't find explicit confirmation that standard spot forex pairs like EUR/USD are even available to retail clients. When regulatory clarity is strong but product details—especially costs like spreads—are not, I proceed with particular caution. For someone accustomed to tightly defined spreads on major forex pairs, the lack of this information is a significant drawback. If tight, transparent spreads on EUR/USD form a core part of your strategy, I would recommend reaching out directly to client support for the latest fee schedule, or considering alternative brokers who specialize more clearly in FX. For me, knowing all trading costs upfront is non-negotiable, so this absence is notable.