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EUR/USD

1.0842

+0.11%

GBP/USD

1.2634

-0.18%

USD/JPY

154.23

+0.29%

USD/CHF

0.8912

-0.17%

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		Max Leverage	Min Size
EU EUR/USD Euro / US Dollar	0.1	1:1000	0.01	5.23	-8.45
GB GBP/USD British Pound / US Dollar	0.2	1:1000	0.01	3.15	-11.20
US USD/JPY US Dollar / Japanese Yen	0.1	1:1000	0.01	8.92	-12.34
US USD/CHF US Dollar / Swiss Franc	0.2	1:1000	0.01	6.45	-9.87
AU AUD/USD Australian Dollar / US Dollar	0.2	1:1000	0.01	4.32	-7.65
US USD/CAD US Dollar / Canadian Dollar	0.3	1:1000	0.01	5.67	-8.92
NZ NZD/USD New Zealand Dollar / US Dollar	0.3	1:1000	0.01	3.89	-6.54
EU EUR/GBP Euro / British Pound	0.3	1:1000	0.01	2.34	-5.67
EU EUR/JPY Euro / Japanese Yen	0.4	1:1000	0.01	7.89	-10.23
GB GBP/JPY British Pound / Japanese Yen	0.8	1:1000	0.01	9.12	-13.45

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Forex FAQs

What are the benefits of forex trading?

Forex trading offers high liquidity, 24/5 market access, the ability to trade on leverage, and low transaction costs. The forex market is the largest financial market in the world with daily trading volume exceeding $6 trillion.

How do I read a forex quote?

A forex quote consists of two prices: the bid (selling price) and the ask (buying price). The difference between these prices is called the spread. For example, if EUR/USD is quoted as 1.0842/1.0844, the bid is 1.0842 and the ask is 1.0844.

What are major, minor, and exotic currency pairs?

Major pairs include the most traded currencies (e.g., EUR/USD, GBP/USD). Minor pairs don't include the US dollar (e.g., EUR/GBP). Exotic pairs combine a major currency with one from an emerging economy (e.g., USD/TRY).

What factors affect exchange rates?

Exchange rates are influenced by interest rates, inflation, GDP growth, employment data, political stability, trade balances, and market sentiment.

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