Optional levers are as follows: 50: 1, 100: 1, 200: 1, 250: 1, 300: 1 and 400:/kloc-0.
In the trading platform, all required deposits are settled in US dollars. Take the mini account as an example, and trade in the main currency of 10K. If the leverage ratio is 200: 1, you need10,000/200 = 50 primary currency units, multiplied by the current dollar price of the currency, which is the deposit required to open the primary position.
The amount of margin will change with the change of market price (except for the currency combination with US dollar first). For example, the exchange rates at a certain moment are Euro/USD 1.3 182, GBP/USD 1.8986, AUD/USD 0.7892, and the required margin for mini account transactions is shown in the following table (65438+).
For example:
First of all, the account setting conditions are: 10000 USD account, the leverage is 100: 1, and the trading contract meets the standards, that is, 100000 USD contract.
At present, there are dollar-first currency pairs in direct quotation, such as USD/JPY, USD/CHF, USD/CAD, etc. One is the currency pair of indirect pricing method followed by USD, such as GBP/USD, EUR/USD, AUD/USD, etc. There are also cross currency pairs, such as GBP/JPY, EUR/JPY, AUD/JPY and EUR/GBP.
There are differences in the margin calculation methods used by the above three types of currency pairs. Now, let's explain it in detail:
First, the deposit used by the direct pricing currency pair with US dollars in front of it = number of contracts x number of transactions. For example, the current price of USD/JPY is 88.65/88.68, and the deposit for buying a standard hand is =100000x1100 =1000 USD.
Second, the margin of indirect quotation currency against the US dollar = the number of contracts x the number of traders x the entry price of currency pairs.
For example, the current price of GBP/USD 1.6284/87. If you buy a standard hand, the deposit used is =100000x1x1.6287100 =1628.4 USD. Of course, if
Third, the cross-currency standard is used for the margin = the number of contracts x the number of traders x the exchange rate distance between the currency and the US dollar before "/":GBP/JPY. Then his used deposit =100000x1x1. GBP 6287 (GBP/USD exchange rate)/100= 1628.7 USD comes first, so the exchange rate of his deposit should be GBP/USD. Other classes, such as EUR/JPY and AUD/JPY, have similar methods.