March 20, 2009

Posted by: admin : Category:
Forex
As per rough estimate the currency market is the biggest trading market in the world. It is believed that around 3.2 trillion dollars worth of currencies change their hands everyday. Lets understand what is currency trading first.
In the world of finance the currency exchange rate between two currencies indicate its worthness in comparison to each other. Let’s say for example the 50 INR (Indian National Rupee) equals $ 1 (USD). Means the United States dollar value is equal to 50 Indian Rupees. This rates keep fluctuating on daily basis due to various reasons but the most common is demand and supply and this attracts speculators for currency trading.
This speculators are by means no different than stock market traders. Its only fact that both of them depends on different news sources but does their trade in the same way. Currency trading can be done on an online platform or from desktop based forex trading software. Technical analysts in the stock markets depends on charts in the same way forex technical analyst needs forex charts. Beside forex charts this analysts also takes future prospects and political stability of a country. By studying this patterns they determine the future upside and downside of a particular currency and then they initiate their trades.
October 06, 2008

Posted by: admin : Category:
Economy,
Forex
The exchange rate is the rate at which one currency can be traded for another. Over the years, governments have adopted many different ways of managing exchange rates, including setting them by fiat and influencing them through central bank intervention. Today, most exchange rates in the developed world are freely floating, meaning that they are shaped by market forces and governments, by and large, stand back as passive observers of events. Occasionally, central banks will intervene to attempt to support a currency. They do this primarily by buying or selling it. All other things being equal, buying a currency causes it to rise in price, or appreciate in value relative to other currencies. Selling it causes it to depreciate in value.
Absent government intervention, the exchange rates between different currencies are caused by the size of trade and capital flows between the countries maintaining those currencies. Anything that affects the volume of those financial flows can ultimately affect the exchange rate. Exchange rates tend to be relatively stable over time but exhibit minor fluctuations on a day to day basis. Factors which can cause sharp rises or falls in the rate of exchange between one currency and another include dramatic news about the state of the economy or a rise or fall in interest rates which can provoke capital inflows or outflows respectively.
August 01, 2008

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Forex
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