Essays on Foreign Exchange Market

The Foreign Exchange Market or Forex market is a very helpful of any country in transactions of another country. It is important as a result of the rate of exchange, the worth of 1 currency in terms of another, helps to work out a nation’s…

Introduction and Background Companies have several risks associated with the day to day operation and longer-term survival. This range from risks from input, production and output that will increase variability of cash flow. Financial risk in one such risks. It is the chance that there…

Measuring the dependence between financial markets are important for the risk management. The objective of this paper is to examine the dependence between the foreign exchange market and the stock market of four developing countries and one developed country in Asia: Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, the…

According to the U.S constitution, the balanced budget amendment is a rule that requires the state to restructure from spending which is above their income. The balanced budget amendment requires the government to balance its spending. It needs to balance the amount it is going…

FOREX, an acronym for Foreign Exchange, is the largest financial market in the world. Every firm and individual operating in international environment is concerned with foreign exchange i.e. the exchange of foreign currency into domestic currency and vice-a-versa. Generally, the firm’s foreign operations earn income…

MetaTrader 4 is gaining currency among electronic trading platform wielded by forex traders. The software is registered to forex brokers, who then deliver the software to their client. The server components are under the broker control while the client software is applied by those holding…

Sudden changes may hit market by March 2019 (post Brexit). Some believe Euro will break in the coming year as the sentiments are already picking up in the markets. The trade war will result in unexpected trends, and China’s policies and debt may raise risks….

Introduction Societal anthropology conventionally differentiates between two kinds of trade in human social orders. This difference is founded on the extent of friendliness that is engrossed in the trade. The root of the so-termed commodities vs. gift argument rises from the notion of Marcel Mauss…