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Based on my direct research into Mizuho FX, I have not found a clearly listed typical spread for EUR/USD on a standard account. The available background information highlights Mizuho FX’s solid regulatory standing (with an FSA license in Japan) and describes their technology and risk controls as mature. In my experience, Japanese brokers regulated by the FSA often maintain tight spreads, especially on major pairs like EUR/USD. However, without transparent details published by Mizuho FX themselves, I cannot make any assumptions or guarantees about their exact spread levels. As a trader who values transparency, I always recommend confirming core trading conditions directly with a broker—especially because costs like spreads can have a significant impact on bottom-line results over time. With Mizuho FX being a long-standing, licensed entity under Mizuho Securities Co., Ltd, I expect reasonable practices, but for something as precise as the EUR/USD spread, I would advise contacting them or opening a demo account to assess live trading costs for yourself. I prefer this kind of careful due diligence to avoid surprises and ensure a trading environment that fits my cost expectations and strategy.