Organization of foreign exchange market

The foreign exchange trading market mainly includes two markets, one is the foreign exchange market between banks and customers; The second is the inter-bank foreign exchange market. The most important foreign exchange markets in the world are London, new york and Tokyo. Others such as Frankfurt, Paris, Hong Kong and Singapore are all important components. Relying on advanced computer equipment, a foreign exchange zone and a financial investment market that trades almost 24 hours a day.

2. Participants in the foreign exchange market

In addition to foreign exchange commercial banks, the main participants in the market include foreign exchange brokers, importers and exporters and other foreign exchange suppliers, foreign exchange investors and the central bank. Among them, foreign exchange commercial banks and foreign exchange investors are the main bodies.

Introduction to foreign exchange transactions

Foreign exchange transaction is the exchange of one country's currency with another. Unlike other financial markets, the foreign exchange market has no specific location and no central exchange, so it can operate 24 hours a day. Bargaining in the trading process is transmitted through major information companies, and investors can know the foreign exchange trading market in real time.

Foreign exchange trading is a derivative product of financial market, which has a history of several decades in the world. As the domestic stock market has been depressed for many years, foreign exchange trading has become a brand-new investment product for investors, and the number of traders has doubled every year.

Brief introduction of foreign exchange contract transactions

Foreign exchange contract trading is also called contract spot and foreign exchange margin. Among all kinds of investments, foreign exchange margin trading can be regarded as one of the fairest and most attractive investment methods.

In addition to capital amplification, another attractive feature of foreign exchange margin investment is that it can be operated in both directions. You can buy profits when the currency rises (be a long position) or sell profits when the currency falls (be a short position), so you don't have to be limited by the so-called bear market that can't make money.