Currency trading, in short, is the conversion of one currency into another by an individual or enterprise. The currency market, which opens 24 hours a day and 5 days a week, is the largest and most liquid market in the world, with daily turnover of more than 4 trillion dollars.

Unlike stocks and commodities, there is no central exchange for currency trading. Instead, currencies are traded through a series of global networks, including banks, traders and brokers, which means you can trade anywhere from Monday to Friday, day or night.

Currency prices are affected by various factors, including interest rates, inflation, government policy, employment data and import and export demand. Due to the huge number of currency traders and the amount they trade and fast-changing prices, foreign exchange trading not only holds the largest financial market in the world, but also the most volatile one.

Currency trading is an exchange or transaction between two currencies with forecasts for the rise or fall of one currency against the other. For example, GBPUSD indicates the rise or fall of the Great Britain Pound against the US Dollar. In currency trading, the profits and losses of traders' positions are determined by the price changes between each currency pair.

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