What is Margin Level and how is it calculated?

Margin Level is a percentage of margin available in your trading account compared to used margin, to measure of the risk associated with your trading account and help determining how much more you can trade with your available funds.

A higher Margin Level indicates a lower risk, while a lower Margin Level indicates a higher risk in your trading account.

The formula to calculate Margin Level is:
Margin Level= (Used Margin/Equity)*100%

*Note:
1. Equity is the total funds of the trading account after including profits and losses from open positions.
2. Used Margin represents the amount of funds that are currently tied up as collateral for maintaining open positions.

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