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Cross

Cross currencies are commonly used for international trade and investments. Some of the most common cross currency pairs include EUR/JPY, GBP/CHF, and AUD/NZD. A currency pair that does not involve the US dollar is referred to as a cross currency. These pairs are frequently utilized in global trade and investments. A few examples of popular cross currency pairs are EUR/JPY, GBP/CHF, and AUD/NZD.

Spot market

A financial market exists where individuals engage in the buying and selling of tangible financial instruments, specifically currencies, with the expectation of a two-day de...

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Stop-loss

A stop order is a common tool utilized by clients in the finance world to limit potential losses. This type of order instructs the broker to close an open position once the ...

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U.S. Treasury

These are considered to be some of the safest investments available, as they are backed by the full faith and credit of the U.S. government. Treasury bonds have a maturity of...

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Price

The purchase or sale rate of the underlying currency is known as the strike price. This is the agreed upon price at which the currency can be bought or sold. It serves as a ...

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