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This term describes a broader market sentiment where traders collectively believe the market or a specific sector is on an upward trajectory. A bull market typically refers to a prolonged period of rising prices. A bull market is characterized by …
An agreement signed in 1944 to establish fixed currency and foreign exchange rates, aimed at creating consensus and standards for international monetary transactions and financial systems, with gold pegged at USD 35 per ounce. This agreement has now dissolved. The …
Book Profits: To realise or lock in gains by selling an asset that has appreciated in value. This action converts unrealised gains into actual cash or profit, which is then recorded in the trader’s or investor’s financial records. Book (Order): …
In forex trading, the first three digits of the exchange rate quote, also known as the “Handle.” In forex trading, the “big figure” or “handle” refers to the first three digits of an exchange rate quote, which are often omitted …
The price at which the market is willing to buy a specific currency or cross-currency contract in forex trading. At this price, traders can sell the base currency. It appears on the left side of the quote. For example, with …
This term describes a broader market sentiment where traders collectively believe the market or a specific sector is on a downward trajectory. A bear market typically refers to a prolonged period of declining prices. A bear market is characterised by …
A type of price chart, where by upward and downward price movements are represented by candlesticks. A bar chart in trading visually represents price movements with vertical lines, where each bar shows the high, low, opening, and closing prices for …
To purchase an asset or security. To “buy” in trading means to purchase an asset or security with the expectation that its value will increase. This action is fundamental to investment, whether for long-term holding or short-term trading gains.
An icon or symbol representing a currency, and/or currency pair. Currency symbols are used to denote specific currencies or pairs, facilitating quick recognition in trading and financial reporting. Symbols like $ for USD or ¥ for JPY are crucial for …
Investment risk associated with exchange rate fluctuations. Currency risk, or exchange rate risk, arises from potential losses due to adverse movements in exchange rates. International investors and businesses must manage this risk to protect profits from currency fluctuations.
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