forex
International money markets
Forex is short for foreign exchange, referring to the global marketplace where currencies are traded against one another.
It's the world's largest and most liquid financial market, operating around the clock as traders speculate on currency pair movements or hedge against exchange rate fluctuations.
She got into forex trading after watching YouTube tutorials.
The term appears frequently in online ads promising quick wealth through currency speculation.
Offer to purchase
- askSeek an answer
- quoteRepeated words from another
- pairingJoining two together
- swapExchange one for another
rollover · slippage · liquidity · arbitrage · hedging · speculation · long · short
Transaction intermediary for hire
- leverageBorrowed capital for amplified returns
- scalpingResale at inflated prices
- daytradingBuying and selling within one session
- spreadTo distribute widely
pip · lot · margin · position · order · technical · fundamental · charting
Basic U.S. currency unit
Of or about currency
- macroeconomicsStudy of aggregate economies
- inflationSustained price level increase
- employmentPaid occupation status
- geopoliticsGeography's role in statecraft
policy · fed · reserve · balance · deficit · surplus · sanctions · tariff
bid
Offer to purchase
swap · rollover · slippage · liquidity · arbitrage · hedging · speculation · long · short · bullish
broker
Transaction intermediary for hire
- leverageBorrowed capital for amplified returns
- scalpingResale at inflated prices
- daytradingBuying and selling within one session
spread · pip · lot · margin · position · order · technical · fundamental · charting · indicator
dollar
Basic U.S. currency unit
yuan · rupee · peso · franc · ruble · won · baht · rand · real · krona
monetary
Of or about currency
- macroeconomicsStudy of aggregate economies
- inflationSustained price level increase
- employmentPaid occupation status
geopolitics · policy · fed · reserve · balance · deficit · surplus · sanctions · tariff · devaluation
interbank
Between financial institutions
- decentralizedLacking single authority
- sessionScheduled time for activity
- overlapPartial coincidence of coverage
hours · volume · majors · minors · exotics · crosses · spot · forward · futures · options
- investingstocks, stock, bonds, investing, investor
- economicssupply and demand, inflation, GDP, GNP, gross domestic product
- financebank, CFO, banks, controller, finance
- tradingbid, buy, ask, sell, trading
- Exchange Systemsbarter, currency, money, stock market, commodity exchange
- exchangestrading, swap, swapping, barter, bartering
forexequities
Ownership stakes in corporations
stocks · bonds · fixed income · stock market · equity markets
- foreign languageAnother nation's speech
- foreign countryNation beyond one's own
- foreign policyInternational relations strategy
- foreign aidCross-border governmental help
- foreign influencesOutside forces affecting something
- foreign exchange rateValue between two currencies