1. Before determining the exchange rate pricing method, we must first determine which country's currency is the standard. Only when the standards are determined can the prices be compared. Commonly used pricing methods are: direct quotation, indirect pricing, two-way pricing and dollar pricing.

2. The first pricing method is direct quotation, which is also called A/P pricing method. Most countries, including China, use direct quotation. Calculate how much domestic currency should be paid based on the foreign currency of the designated unit.

3. The second method is indirect pricing method, also called accounts receivable pricing method. Calculate how many units of foreign currency should be collected based on the national currency of the designated unit. In the international foreign exchange market, euro, pound and Australian dollar are all indirect pricing methods.

4. The third is the two-way pricing method. In the foreign exchange market, quotations are two-way, the offeror gives his own income price and selling price at the same time, and the customer decides the buying and selling direction by himself.

5, the fourth is the dollar price method. The dollar quotation is used in the trading quotation sheet of the foreign exchange market. Also known as new york price method. All countries use the US dollar as a benchmark to measure the value of their currencies.