This document provides an overview of the foreign exchange market. It discusses what the forex market is, who the major participants are, how currencies are traded, and characteristics that make the forex market unique. The forex market determines currency exchange rates globally through decentralized trading between banks, brokers, investors and other institutions. It operates continuously worldwide and has the highest daily trading volume of any financial market.
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This document provides an overview of the foreign exchange market. It discusses what the forex market is, who the major participants are, how currencies are traded, and characteristics that make the forex market unique. The forex market determines currency exchange rates globally through decentralized trading between banks, brokers, investors and other institutions. It operates continuously worldwide and has the highest daily trading volume of any financial market.
This document provides an overview of the foreign exchange market. It discusses what the forex market is, who the major participants are, how currencies are traded, and characteristics that make the forex market unique. The forex market determines currency exchange rates globally through decentralized trading between banks, brokers, investors and other institutions. It operates continuously worldwide and has the highest daily trading volume of any financial market.
FOREIGN EXCHANGE MARKET What is forex market….??? The foreign exchange market (Forex, FX, or currency market) is a global decentralized or over-the-counter (OTC) market for the trading of currencies.
Participants include banks, corporations, central
banks, investment management firms, hedge funds, retail forex brokers and investors. This market determines the foreign exchange rate
It includes all aspects of buying, selling and
exchanging currencies at current or determined prices.
In terms of trading volume, it is by far the largest
market in the world, followed by the Credit market
The foreign exchange market works through
financial institutions and operates on several levels It is the largest, most liquefied market in the world with an average traded value that exceeds dollar 5.1 trillion per day. Understanding forex market
The foreign exchange market determine the
relative value of different curriences.
There are huge speculative returns that can
made by predicting the value of international curriences. We shall understand the forex market by an example
Compnies buy goods from
other countries in order to buy them they need to obtain the local currency first. just like one going to holiday.the difference is they will exchange huge amounts .when these companies exchange huge amounts it actually moves the price, Because the demand for the currency they need is increases when the demand increases the price increases,well all these exchanging going in the world the exchange rates constantly moves.this is how the forex market works.
As in money market the price is determined by
the law of supply and demand. How to trade in forex market?
If there are many companies want to change €
into dollar then the price of the US dollar rises against the Euro and also exchange rate will change
You can trade curriences through online exchange
offices(broker)
You can trade from your home or from anywere all
you need is internet connection. You need not get huge money to get started 150dollar is enough for trading and building your account in forex market Who are the major traders in forex market ? Commercial companies Central banks Foreign exchange fixing Speculators Investment management firms Retail investors The Indian Forex market
Foreign exchange market in India works under
the central government of India.
The Indian exchange market is made up of the
byuers, sellers, market mediators and the monitory authority of India
The foreign exchange management act ,1991 or
FEMA regulates the whole foreign exchange market. The foreign exchange market in India is growing very rapidly and the annual turnover of the market is more than US dollar 400 billion.
Forex trading is not completely illegal in India,
but it is restricted to certain currencies, which are paired against the INR as well as some of the 'cross currencies'. In India, you can trade within the brackets of USD-INR, YEN- INR, GBP- INR and EUR-INR pairs. In cross currencies, you can trade within EUR-USD, GBP-USD, and the USD- JPY pairs. You are allowed to trade only through brokers who are registered with the authorized exchanges such as NSE, MCX-SX, and/or the BSE. If you trade in pairs other than those allowed by the RBI, then it is considered illegal under the FEMA act.
The main reason behind restrictions in Forex
trading is to ensure that the loss by a trader does not result in the outflow of foreign exchange which may lead to pressure on the domestic currency, therefore increasing the current account deficit. The foreign exchange market is unique because of the following characteristics:
It’s huge trading volume, representing the largest
asset class in the world leading to high liquidity.
its geographical dispersion
its continuous operation: 24 hours a day except
for weekends, i.e., trading from 22:00 GMTon Sunday (Sydney) until 22:00 GMT Friday (New York) The low margins of relative profit compared with other markets of fixed income.
The use of leverage to enhance profit and loss
margins and with respect to account size. Conclusion The basis of FOREX are very easy to understand.However ,actual currency trading can be relatively tricky.
To analyse the foreign exchange market you must
be acquainted with the interplay of various factors affecting the trade There are no specific trading styles that will offer an unblocked path to profits and success.a smart trader will always pick a method he feels comfortable with.although , it is important to adhere to the basic principles combining it knowledge of the market and experience for a successful career in the FOREX market.
Advantages and Disadvantages of The Futurisation of Swaps and The Regulators' Drive To Regulate The OTC Markets With Regulatory Initiatives Such As MIFIR and MIFID II.