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Foreign Exchange

  • Foreign exchange market is the world's largest financial market, and the participants include banks, companies, financial institutions and retail investors. Besides, the foreign exchange market is also the most liquid financial market in the world. The average daily trading volume of the global foreign exchange market is approximately $5.1 trillion (according to the data provided by the Bank for International Settlements in April 2016), showing rapid growth year after year. Under such an enormous trading volume, no individual institution can completely control the market trend, and it is the fairest and most transparent trading market in the world. Investors can immediately trade currencies based on rapid market changes, thereby attracting large quantities of investors to invest in the foreign exchange market.
Product Bid price Seller Highest Lowest
EURUSD1 138981 139161 139971 13876
AUDUSD0 716740 717030 717400 71570
USDJPY 108.965 108.991 109.062 108.823
GBPUSD 1.28713 1.28742 1.28864 1.28708
NZDUSD 0.67632 0.67659 0.67781 0.67541

Features

  • Trade 24 hours a day, 5 days a week
  • One of the markets with the largest trading volume in the world; high liquidity
  • Up to 100x leveraged margin to increase capital utilization rate
  • Can be held or traded in different market trends

Examples of forex CFD trading:

  • Example 1: Buy 1 standard lot of EUR/USD CFDs (the contract size is 100,000) to long the EUR/USD exchange rate.
Buy/long 1 standard lot of EUR/USD contract at the bid price of 1.13330
The leverage ratio set by the account is 100:1, that is, the initial margin is required to be 1% of the contract value.
Close 1 standard lot of EUR/USD contract (sell/short) at the offer price of 1.13830
1 x 100,000 x 1.13330 = US $113,330 (contract value) (the contract is valued in quoted (RHS) currency)
US $113,330 x 0.01 = US $1133.30 (initial margin). CBF sets the margin ratio as US $1,000/lot
(1.13830 - 1.13330) x 1 x 100,000 = US $500.00 profit
  • Example 2 - Sell 1 standard lot of EUR/USD CFDs (the contract size is 100,000) to short the EUR/USD exchange rate.
Sell/short 1 standard lot of EUR/USD contract at the offer price of 1.13450
The leverage ratio set by the account is 100:1, that is, the initial margin is required to be 1% of the contract value.
Close 1 standard lot of EUR/USD contract (buy/long) at the bid price of 1.13850
1 x 100,000 x 1.13450 = US $113,450 (contract value) (the contract is valued in quoted (RHS) currency)
113,450 x 0.01 = US $1,134.50 (initial margin). CBF sets the margin ratio as US $1,000/lot
(1.13850 - 1.13450) x 1 x 100,000 = US $400.00 loss

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