Forex Basics
Forex is the global market for exchanging currencies. This guide explains currency pairs, quotes, spreads, leverage and key terms as a neutral starting point.
What Forex Means
Forex is a decentralized market for currency exchange. Prices react to supply, demand, liquidity and macroeconomic expectations.
Currency Pairs
Every pair has a base currency and a quote currency. EUR/USD shows how many US dollars are quoted for one euro.
Leverage and Margin
Leverage increases market exposure, while margin is the required collateral. Small price movements can have larger effects.
Next Learning Steps
Pip, lot, margin, risk management and trading sessions create the next practical layer.
Content is educational and does not replace financial advice. Examples are neutral and contain no trade recommendation. Risk Disclosure
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