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Foreign currency exchange jargon buster
Here are some of the most commonly used terms and slang in forex trading... Appreciation: a strengthening of the currency in response to market demand Ask price: the price at which a dealer is willing to sell the first-named of a currency pair Balance of trade: the value of a country’s exports minus its imports Base currency: the first-named of a tradable currency pair or the currency in which the investor maintains the accounts Bid rate: the price at which a dealer is willing to buy the first-named of a currency pair Bid/Ask spread: the difference between the bid and ask price. Measured in pips Cable: The GBP/USD currency pair Central bank: the government or quasi-government organisation that manages a country’s monetary policy Chunnel: The EUR/GBP currency pair Counter currency: the second-named currency in a currency pair Currency: money in current use that has been issued by a government or central bank as legal tender Currency Codes (ISO): a three letter international identification Depreciation: a weakening of currency Devaluation: intentional downward adjustment of a currency’s value against others ECB: European Central Bank Economic indicators: government issued statistics indicating current economic growth and stability Exotics: less frequently traded currencies, including the Mexican Peseta and the Danish Krone Forex: abbreviation of ‘foreign exchange’ Inflation: economic condition that makes currency have less purchasing power ISO: International Organisation for Standardisation Limit Order: instruction to buy or sell when a predetermined price is reached Lot size: currencies are traded in ‘lots’. The standard lot size is 100,000 units of the base currency Majors: the most popular currency trading pairs (EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CHF, USD/CAD, AUD/USD) Market order: an order to a broker to buy a currency lot at the ask price Monetary policy: the setting of interest rates in a country Overnight: a trade that remains open until the next business day Pip: the fifth and final digit of a currency Pip spread: See Bid/Ask spread Stop loss order: order to buy or sell a currency when a predetermined price is reached Zero sum game: wealth is not created in forex, it just changes hands
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