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From my own exploration of FX Broadnet and careful review of all available data, the typical spread for USD/JPY is clearly stated as 0.2 sen, which represents a highly competitive rate within the Japanese forex market. However, I have not found any explicit information regarding the precise average spread for EUR/USD on their standard account in the provided material. In my experience, when a broker highlights their USD/JPY spread and does not detail EUR/USD, it usually means the EUR/USD spread will be somewhat wider, as this is a common pattern among regulated Japanese brokers. While I recognize the 0.2 sen figure for dollar-yen as a strong benchmark indicating their spreads are tight overall, I would still recommend that anyone considering EUR/USD trading on FX Broadnet reaches out directly to their support for up-to-date, instrument-specific details. I tend to be highly cautious and conservative about relying on incomplete figures, especially given the YMYL nature of forex investments. Since spread competitiveness can have a substantial impact on costs and trading outcomes, it is essential to verify the exact current spread for EUR/USD before proceeding. I also prefer brokers that are transparent about all major currency pairs, and in this case, direct confirmation from the broker is warranted to avoid any surprises.