Currency

Source Money Control

 

• Aggressor
• Appreciation
• Ask
• Back office
• Balance
• Bank Rate
• Base currency
• Base interest rate(benchmark interest rate)
• Basis Point
• Bear
• Big figure
• Bretton Woods
• Bretton Woods Agreement
• Broker
• Budget deficit
• Bull
• Bundesbank
• Buy
• Buy Limit order
• Buy on margin
• Cable
• Central bank
• Chartist
• Closing a position
• Closing market rate
• Consumer Price Index (CPI)
• Correspondent bank
• Counterpart
• Cross-rate
• Currency
• Currency basket
• Currency Intervention
• Currency pair
• Currency risk
• Day trade
• Day trader
• Day trading
• Dealer
• Depreciation
• Deutsche Akzien Index(DAX 100)
• Devaluation
• Direct quotation
• Discretionary account
• Dollar
• Dow Jones Averages (DJA)
• Euro
• European Currency Unit (ECU)
• European Monetary System (EMS)
• Execution
• Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC)
• Federal Reserve System (Fed)
• Fill
• Fill price
• Financial risk
• Flat
• Floating profit/loss
• FOMC
• Foreign exchange
• Foreign Exchange (Forex)
• Foreign exchange risk
• Forex
• Forward
• Forward points
• Forward rates or forward price
• FX

• Good Till Cancelled Order (GTC)
• Hedge
• Hedged margin
• Initial margin requirement
• Instant execution
• Interest rate Carry
• LIBOR (London Interbank Offered Rate)
• Liquidation
• Locked positions
• Lot
• Low price
• Margin account
• Margin Traiding
• Market close
• Market rate
• Market-maker
• Maturity
• NASDAQ index
• Necessary Margin
• New York Stock Exchange(NYSE)
• Nikkei 225 (Nikkey Stock Average)
• Non-client order
• Non-trading Operation
• OCO-One Cancels the Other Order
• Open Market
• Overnight
• Overnight position
• Pending order
• Pip
• Price
• Price transparency
• Principal value
• Quote currency
• Quote’s feed
• Quoting
• Rate
• Revaluation
• Risk management
• Rolle-over
• Sell Limit order
• Spot market
• Spot price
• Spot/Next or S/N roll
• Sterling
• Stop Loss order
• Stop-loss
• Swap (Storage)
• SWIFT (Society for Worldwide Interbank Financial Telecommunications)
• Take Profit order
• Ticker
• Tomorrow Next (Tom/Next), (T/N), T/N Roll
• Tool
• Trader
• Transaction
• Turnover
• Two-way price
• U.S. Treasury
• Value date
• Variation margin
• World Trade Organization(WTO)
• X
• Yard
• Yen
• Z-Score

 

FAQs:

• Can currency futures help small traders?
• Does the national economy of India need currency futures?
• How and why does the demand and supply of a currency increase and decrease?
• How are currency prices determined?
• How do exchange-traded currency futures enable hedging against currency risk?
• If I am an AD Category I Bank, why should I become a member of a currency futures exchange? I have the interbank market, anyway.
• If I am an individual with no exposure to foreign exchange risks, does a currency futures exchange mean anything to me?
• In which currency are the currency futures contracts settled?
• What are benefits of spread contract?
• What are Currency Futures Contracts?
• What are the benefits of trading in Currency Derivatives
• What are the currencies traded on MCX-SX?
• What are the factors that affect the exchange rate of a currency?
• What are the major fundamental factors that affect currency movements?
• What are the risks involved in currency futures market?
• What are the terms and conditions set by RBI for Banks to participate in exchange traded fx futures?
• What are the trading hours on MCX-SX?
• What are the various types of margins that are levied to manage the risk?
• What is a currency futures contract?
• What is a Spot Market?
• What is Currency Derivatives?
• What is currency trading?
• What is Forex?
• What is the last trading day of these currency futures contract?
• What is the minimum trading unit (i.e. contract size) and tenure of the USDINR, EURINR, GBPINR and JPYINR futures contract?
• What is the need of currency futures?
• Which are the global exchanges that provide trading in currency futures?
• Who can participate in a currency futures market?
• Who can trade in Currency futures markets in India?
• Who is eligible to trade in Currency Derivatives?
• Who trades Foreign Exchanges?
• Why exchange-traded futures? What’s wrong with the currency forward market that has been existing in India for a long time?
• Why should one trade in Indian exchanges as compared to international exchanges?