For investors with certain foreign exchange trading experience, it is relatively easy to enter if investors have sufficient funds. Under the premise of not being afraid of risks, first-line currencies such as pound, euro and Swiss franc are absolutely in line with your lively mentality. On the contrary, if the investor is a conservative investor who is unwilling to take too much risks and likes to do long-term trading, then high interest returns and some commodity currencies, such as Australia, New Zealand and Canadian dollars, are more suitable.

If you are a very nervous person, first-line currency is definitely not a good choice, because whether the result is profit or loss, it will make you insomnia. If you love challenges, second-tier currencies may make you feel boring. It is also very important that second-tier currencies usually have a sense of direction and a relatively stable trend, making it easier to choose the timing of going out and entering the market.

Which currency is better for foreign exchange transactions? Novices suggest trading EUR/USD, and experienced investors can choose the currency according to their own characteristics. We have introduced the characteristics of different currencies above.