The forex market is what is called an
international exchange currency market, where currencies are exchanged
on a daily basis. There are five forex market centers around the world —
New York
, London, Tokyo, Frankfurt and Zurich. One does not need to be
on the trading floor, so to speak to be involved in the forex market.
Today, forex trading can be done from home on a computer.
The forex market itself is basically a worldwide connection of
traders, who make investment moves based on the price of currencies, or
their values relative to other currencies. These traders constantly
negotiate prices with other traders resulting in the fluctuation or
movement of a currency's value. The value of a currency on the forex
market also corresponds with supply. If there is greater demand for the
Euro, let's say, then there will be less supply of it on the forex
market, which means, in time, it will make a Euro more valuable compared
to let's say the dollar. In short, in this forex market situation, one
Euro would yield more dollars, subsequently weakening the dollar as
well. Analyzing the forex market's fluctuations allows investors to make
predictions on how a currency will move in relation to another
currency. They then can make predictions and buy and sell currency
accordingly.
While some people view the forex market as a place to see what
their exchange rate will be when they travel abroad, others view it as
an opportunity to make great gains in their financial planning and
future.
by Jay Moncliff
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