FAQ
Forex, or Foreign Exchange, is the global market for exchanging currencies. In this market, one currency is priced against another, and its value changes depending on market conditions.
Over the Counter (OTC) trading refers to the process of trading financial instruments directly between two parties without a centralized exchange. In OTC markets, trades are conducted through a dealer network rather than on a formal exchange.
The Forex market includes central banks, commercial banks, funds, companies, brokers and individual traders. Each group has a different role and can influence market liquidity and volatility.
Yes. Forex trading involves a high level of risk, especially because of market volatility and the use of leverage. Before trading, it is important to understand the risks and apply proper risk management.
The Forex market is highly liquid and operates globally, which makes it difficult for a single participant to influence the entire market. However, trading conditions can differ between brokers, so it is important to use regulated firms.
The Forex market operates 24 hours a day, 5 days a week, opening on Sunday evening (GMT) and closing on Friday evening (GMT). Trading sessions overlap across major financial centres including Sydney, Tokyo, London, and New York.
Currency movements cannot be predicted with full certainty. Traders analyse economic data, central bank decisions, geopolitical events, market sentiment and charts to better assess possible scenarios.
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