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From my thorough examination of SIBL and the available information, I have to be upfront: there is no transparent detail regarding whether SIBL offers fixed or variable spreads. As an independent forex trader, this lack of clarity is a significant concern for me, especially when making decisions that affect financial risk. More importantly, the broker currently lacks any valid regulatory license and holds a regulatory index score of 0.00, factors that heighten my caution and impact my overall sense of security when considering their trading conditions. When it comes to understanding how spreads behave—fixed or variable—during volatile news events, my experience tells me that the specifics matter greatly. With fixed spreads, costs typically remain steady, but some brokers widen them or restrict trading during news to manage their own risk; with variable spreads, costs can spike dramatically at such times, sometimes reaching levels that make short-term trading prohibitively expensive. However, since SIBL does not disclose clear spread policies, I personally would have to assume there is significant risk that spreads could widen sharply during news events, potentially leading to unexpected trading costs or slippage. Given the combination of regulatory uncertainty and lack of transparency regarding their spread structure, I would advise approaching SIBL with increased caution. In my view, knowing how a broker handles spreads in volatile conditions is critical for risk management, and the absence of this information prevents me from trading confidently with SIBL.