Net foreign exchange is the net value left by investors after holding foreign exchange assets and liabilities, which represents the current economic situation of investors and the risks and benefits of foreign exchange investment. Net foreign exchange can be calculated by subtracting the total liabilities from the total foreign exchange assets.

When calculating the net foreign exchange value, it is necessary to summarize the purchase prices of various foreign exchange assets (such as foreign exchange cash, foreign exchange wealth management, exchange funds, etc.). ), and then add up the amount of various foreign exchange liabilities (such as foreign exchange loans, credit card arrears, etc.). ). Then subtract the total foreign exchange assets from the total foreign exchange liabilities to get the investor's foreign exchange net value.

The net value of foreign exchange reflects the economic situation and investment risk of investors. When the net value of foreign exchange continues to rise, it shows that investors have achieved good returns in foreign exchange investment, and the economic situation is good and the risks are small; On the other hand, if the net value of foreign exchange continues to fall, it means that investors have suffered losses in foreign exchange investment, the economic situation is relatively bad and the risks are greater. Therefore, foreign exchange investors should always pay attention to their net foreign exchange value in order to adjust their investment strategies in time, reduce risks and improve returns.