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What is foreign exchange?
Foreign exchange trading, also known as currency pair trading, FX (FOREX), or currency trading, can be conducted from a certain point of view
It is the world's largest and most liquid financial market, benefiting from currency appreciation or depreciation.
According to the latest data for 2019, the forex market has a daily turnover of over $6.6 trillion without any institutions
Can manipulate the exchange rate between countries, the data affecting the exchange rate are released by the national authority, the transaction is fair,
Transparent, support 24 hours, T+0, two-way trading, buy up buy down have profit opportunities, active flow in the world
The sex market is king.
USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CAD, AUD, NZD, CHF.
Hot products
- USD
- EUR
- GBP
- JPY
- CAD
- AUD
- NZD
- CHF
Symbol：USD
The DOLLAR is the base currency in foreign exchange and the main currency in international payments and foreign exchange transactions. It occupies a very important position in the international foreign exchange market. The dollar is also the main reserve currency for most of the world, The currency in circulation is large, and the fluctuations of other currencies mainly revolve around the relative exchange rate fluctuations with the US dollar.
Symbol：EUR
The Euro is the single currency of the European Union. The euro not only improves the European single market and facilitates free trade among eurozone countries, but also is an important part of the EU integration process. The euro also has the largest weighting in the dollar index, at 57.6%, so it can be seen as a rival to the greenback.
Symbol：GBP
The pound sterling is the name of the national currency and monetary unit of the United Kingdom. It is the oldest currency still in use after the adoption of the euro. It now holds the world's third-largest foreign exchange reserves, behind the dollar and the euro. The pound is the fourth most traded currency after the dollar, euro and yen.
Symbol：JPY
Japan's fiat currency, one of the more active in foreign exchange trading and one of the most volatile in foreign exCM Trade, is often used as a reserve currency after the dollar and euro and is seen as one of the traditional safe-haven currencies.
Symbol：CAD
It is a commodity currency, along with the Australian dollar, and the most export-dependent G7 country. The United States as its largest export of products, the Canadian dollar is also highly dependent on the American economy. Meanwhile, as an exporter of crude oil, the trend of crude oil price also has a great influence on the Canadian dollar.
Symbol：AUD
Secondary currencies in foreign exchange trading, slightly less active than the dollar, euro, sterling. As Australia has an absolute advantage in international trade of coal, iron ore, copper, aluminum and other commodities, commodity prices have a great influence on Australia, so the Australian dollar is also called commodity currency. Changes in international trade prospects will also have an impact on the Australian dollar.
Symbol：NZD
New Zealand fiat currency, also a commodity currency, is the 12th most traded currency in the world.
Symbol：CHF
The Swiss franc is the official currency of Switzerland. It is one of the more actively traded currencies and one of the major currencies in foreign exchange trading. It is also regarded as a traditional safe-haven currency, which belongs to the European system of currencies, so it is also correlated with the trend of the euro.
Advantages of foreign exchange trading
Trading zero commission, low spread
No contract expiration time
T+0 two-way trading, up and down can be profitable
Low trading threshold, as low as $4 can open positions
5*24h trading
Trading volume is huge and market transparency is high
Factors affecting foreign exchange transactions
Money can be viewed as a commodity, and the price of a commodity is most influenced by supply and demand. Factors affecting the relationship between money supply and demand include: central bank monetary policy, national economic situation, geopolitical situation, natural disasters and so on. The price of commodities fluctuates around the value of commodities. The intrinsic value of a country's currency is determined by the country's credit and economic situation, and is reflected in the country's economic data. Investors can look at countries' economic data to gauge currency movements.
Why trade foreign exchange?
Forex is a two-way trade. You can either go long (buy up) or short (buy down).
Simply put, if you think the exchange rate is going to go up, buy. If you think it will go down, sell. If the direction is correct, then earn the intermediate spread.
The calculation is as follows: Total profit and loss = (ask price -- bid price) x contract unit x number of trades ± overnight interest
Note: closing a position on the day of opening does not require overnight interest payment; Actual overnight warehouse interest based on actual transactions; Orders placed through the CM Trade platform do not charge commission.
As an example
You buy 1 lot of EURUSD EURUSD with 100,000 units at 1.16021 through CM Trade and close the position at 1.16321 on the day.
Total profit
=(ask price - bid price) x contract unit x number of lots + overnight interest
=(1.16321-1.16021)*100000*1±0=$300
| Name | Quotation in small digits | Benchmark currency | High-yielding currencies | Contract unit （Standard hand） |
Delivery time | Occupancy deposit （USD/Hand） |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD EURUSD | 5 | EUR | USD | 100000 | NO | 400 |
| USD/JPY USDJPY | 3 | USD | JPY | 100000 | NO | 400 |
| GBP/USD GBPUSD | 5 | GBP | USD | 100000 | NO | 400 |
| USD/CHF USDCHF | 5 | USD | CHF | 100000 | NO | 400 |
| AUD/USD AUDUSD | 5 | AUD | USD | 100000 | NO | 400 |
| NZD/USD NZDUSD | 5 | NZD | USD | 100000 | NO | 400 |
| USD/CAD USDCAD | 5 | USD | CAD | 100000 | NO | 400 |
| EUR/CHF EURCHF | 5 | EUR | CHF | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| EUR/GBP EURGBP | 5 | EUR | GBP | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| EUR/JPY EURJPY | 3 | EUR | JPY | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| EUR/AUD EURAUD | 5 | EUR | AUD | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| GBP/JPY GBPJPY | 3 | GBP | JPY | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| GBP/CHF GBPCHF | 5 | GBP | CHF | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| GBP/AUD GBPAUD | 5 | GBP | AUD | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| AUD/JPY AUDJPY | 3 | AUD | JPY | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| AUD/NZD AUDNZD | 5 | AUD | NZD | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| NZD/JPY NZDJPY | 3 | NZD | JPY | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| CAD/JPY CADJPY | 3 | CAD | JPY | 100000 | NO | 600 |
| HKD/CNH HKDCNH | 5 | HKD | CNH | 500000 | NO | 600 |
| USD/CNH USDCNH | 5 | USD | CNH | 100000 | NO | 400 |
