Forex is the market where businesses, investors, traders, banks and governments come to buy and sell, speculate and exchange on currencies. The Forex trading market is also known as the FX market or currency market in some countries, is one of the world’s largest liquid market with a massive turnover of over 4 Trillion USD. It is easily accessible as it is open on 24 hour/7 days a week basis, with the leading world trading markets in Europe, ranging from London, New York, Tokyo, Zurich, Frankfurt, Singapore, Paris, Sydney and Tokyo. There is generally no primary central place for the FX market, as trading is always done over the counter OTC, unlike stock, which is primarily done in the stock exchange of the jurisdiction in which operates. FX is a product listed by significant banks but with different processes and prices. Now, brokers take all these feeds from different banks and list them at an approximate average. Forex trading refers to all retail traders that take positions based on speculation about the price of one currency to another. It is essential to guide against the risk involved in the forex market and not only based assumptions on the possible returns.
The FX market is viral because of the potential affluence it brings if it turns out to be rewarding. It takes a lot of discipline and determination. A lot of banks trade Forex through the interbank rate, which allows for commercial FX transactions and significant funds of speculative trading each day. Most of this trading is done on behalf of customers who are proprietary traders by saving with the banks. Also, big establishments and companies need the FX market to do international transactions and exchange currency with other countries.


