Yee Kok Siong on Nature of Exchange Rates in Forex Trading


Posted January 5, 2019 by MichaelO

Many people are already familiar with the term exchange rate. And, most of them are thinking that this is simply the rate of their currency on the market. However, there is a deeper and more complex face of exchange rate.

 
Many people are already familiar with the term exchange rate. And, most of them are thinking that this is simply the rate of their currency on the market. However, there is a deeper and more complex face of exchange rate.

If you will notice, exchange rates may vary daily. The reason for this is that the law of supply and demand is being utilized in the world of forex market. This means that the demand and supply of the players in the forex market is very essential on it. As an example, some market players would participate in the international market. They are the ones who will sell currency in order to earn the resources to settle the merchandise. Aside from goods, selling currencies are also used for getting resources in paying stocks and even money market competition across the world.

Apart from just selling goods, even the time when they are ready to trade is also a factor. This means that they might do the trade immediately or not depending on the forecast of the forex market. With this, you can see how the world of forex trade is being affected by these factors.

Because of these factors, you can say that predicting the world of forex market is very complicated. This should require in depth monitoring in order to know if the trading market will work for the players' benefits or not.

Now you know how coming up with an exchange rate can be very complicated than just plain numerical play in between currencies.

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Last Updated January 5, 2019