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For those who may ask, foreign currency refers to all those currencies that are used by every state or nation outside of your own. And trading foreign currencies in a huge market called the foreign exchange market is a worldwide activity that generates billions of dollars every day. In fact, the numbers are so astronomical that they can reach the trillion mark. But in spite of the huge amount of traded currencies there is no centralized body or board that regulates this foreign currency trade.
Foreign currencies help a lot in boosting the economy of some countries, especially developing countries in Asia and Latin America. People like foreign workers bring in a lot of foreign currency every year serve as international capital vital for growth and development. Foreign currencies are very important as people engaging in currency trading consider them the only commodities acceptable.
A conglomeration of international economic agreements between countries regulates the exchange of foreign currency all over the world. Many of these agreements have resulted in some regulatory agencies controlling the foreign currency trading within that country's borders. But the fact that a foreign currency market would exist with just the exchange of one currency for another makes it really hard to regulate overall.
According to statistics, the most traded currencies in the world are as follows, in descending order: the United States dollar, the Euro, the Japanese yen, the British pound, the Swiss franc, and the Australian dollar.
The amount of currencies being traded everyday are extremely massive which is why the forex market is the largest financial market in the world. The players in this market are big banks, multinational companies, states, governments, other financial markets and institutions all over the world. Individual or retail traders compose only a small part of the market.
Foreign currency markets are quite unlike stock markets in that theyare divided into several levels. And at the top of the heap are the inter-bank markets, which are composed of the biggest banking and investment firms.
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