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Based on my review and careful consideration of Blackrock's publicly available information, I found that explicit details about whether they offer fixed or variable spreads are not readily disclosed. As an experienced trader, I know that transparency regarding spreads is critical to sound risk management, especially during periods of heightened market volatility. Given Blackrock's large, global presence and history in asset management, they likely operate primarily as an investment management and advisory firm rather than a traditional retail forex broker—this means their fee and spread structure may not align with what retail forex traders expect. From what I can gather, Blackrock’s listed services cover a broad spectrum—equities, fixed income, digital assets, and ETFs—with regulatory oversight in a number of respected jurisdictions. However, the lack of specific, trader-focused information on spreads raises questions for me. This is important because, in my trading experience, reputable brokers are usually clear on whether they offer fixed or variable spreads and how these might widen during major news events. Furthermore, several user reports mention issues with withdrawals and communication transparency, which only increases my caution. Without verifiable, detailed data directly from Blackrock about their spread policies, I cannot make confident conclusions about how spreads behave during periods of major news. My personal approach would be to seek a provider that is explicit about such fundamental trading conditions before committing significant funds, especially given the high potential risks flagged in community feedback and risk alerts. For me, clarity on spread operations is essential to protect my capital and trading strategy.