City Traders Imperium announced a March campaign that includes a discount across its programs while highlighting unrestricted trading.
City Traders Imperium announced a March campaign that includes a discount across its programs while highlighting unrestricted trading.
City Traders Imperium announced a March campaign that includes a discount across its trading programs while highlighting unrestricted trading during the upcoming Nonfarm Payrolls (NFP) release.
According to a statement from the firm, the promotion offers a 30% discount on all Evaluation and Instant Funding programs. Traders can activate the discount by applying the code MAR30 during checkout.
City Traders Imperium stated that the firm allows participants to trade during the news event without additional restrictions. The firm contrasted this policy with practices at some proprietary trading firms that limit or block trading activity around high-impact economic announcements.
In its offer, the company emphasized that traders using its programs can maintain positions and execute strategies during the NFP release rather than being required to close trades beforehand. The firm framed the approach as giving traders flexibility in how they manage their strategies during volatile market conditions.
The March promotion applies to both evaluation-based programs and accounts that grant trading capital through instant funding models. Evaluation programs typically require traders to meet defined trading objectives before receiving funded status, while instant funding accounts allow traders to access capital immediately after purchase.
City Traders Imperium said the pricing is part of its monthly campaign cycle and is intended to coincide with periods when market activity tends to increase.
The firm encouraged traders interested in participating in the promotion to activate the discount code during March. The company’s statement also referenced the upcoming Nonfarm Payrolls event as a trading period where participants can apply their strategies without restrictions tied to the news release.
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