Published:July 16, 2025

Doo Group reports lower June turnover after April peak

Victor Jacobson
Written byVictor Jacobson

Financial holding Doo Group summed up June results: total trading volume on its platforms amounted to USD 128.6 billion, significantly below the March–April peak of USD 193 billion, but 1.9 % higher than in May and 22 % more than a year earlier. Average daily volume (ADV) increased to USD 4.29 billion.

Doo Prime broker

Role of Doo Prime

The report emphasises that the key driver of the group's retail activity remains the brand Doo Prime — one of the three brokerage "shopfronts" of the holding, alongside Doo Clearing and Doo Financial.

Doo Prime published its own metrics that nearly mirror the group figures:

  • Total trading volume — USD 128.56 billion (+1.89 % month‑on‑month; +21.79 % year‑on‑year)

  • ADV — USD 4.29 billion (+5.29 % month‑on‑month)

  • Top‑traded instrument — pair XAU/USD (gold/US dollar)

  • Highest growth — contract XTI/USD (WTI crude oil), +139 % volume month‑on‑month

Thus, the retail shopfront Doo Prime confirms that the summer decline in volatility only corrected the extreme April demand but did not break the year‑on‑year upward trajectory.

Market factors

The company explains the correction by the subsiding volatility related to U.S. tariff disputes and the traditional summer lull. At the same time, interest in gold and oil is fuelled by persistent geopolitical risks in the Middle East, while currency pairs and stock indices react to expectations of U.S. fiscal decisions.

Geography and licences

Doo Group and Doo Prime continue to widen their regulatory footprint: in addition to Australia, Hong Kong, Kenya, the UAE and the British Virgin Islands, a CySEC licence was obtained last year, strengthening their position in the European Union.