Day 3: The 5 Things that Move the Currency Markets

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	Day 3: The 5 Things that Move the Currency Markets Lesson 3 The currency market is one of the most sophisticated markets in the world, attracting trillions of dollars per day in volume from central banks, corporations, hedge funds, and individual speculators. It operates on a 24-hour basis, beginning with trading in Wellington, New Zealand, and continuing on to Sydney, Australia; Tokyo, Japan; London, England; and finally, ending with New York before the whole cycle begins all over again. Although the currency market exists mainly for importing and exporting activities and for corporations to hedge their foreign exchange risk, like all markets, there are speculators. In the forex market, it happens that 80% of all trading activity is speculative in nature. However, of all the influences on the foreign exchange markets, there are five key factors that are the main drivers of movements, and we will rank and explain them in terms of importance. Continue Reading Lesson 3   Did you know... You can start trading forex with as little as $25 with FXCM Micro - XE's preferred broker. Plus, when you open an FXCM Micro Account, you're offered super low spreads, free trading tools & educational resources, and flexible leverage* capability. Credit card funding makes the account opening process very fast and easy. Online Micro Application   We look forward to hearing from you. Best regards, XE in cooperation with FXCM Financial Square 32 Old Slip, 10th Floor New York, NY 10005 1-888-50-FOREX (36739) xe@fxcm.com www.xe.com/currencytrading · www.fxcm.com
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