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Foreign exchangeForeign currency; any currency other than a country's own.Foreign exchangeCurrency of another country. Abbreviated Forex.Foreign exchangeCurrencies issued by foreign countries.Similar MatchesEffective exchange rateEffective exchange rateAn index of a currency's value relative to a group (or basket) of other currencies, where the currencies in the basket are given weights based on the amount of trade between the countries that use the currencies. Also called a trade-weighted exchange rate. Gold exchange standardGold exchange standardA fixed exchange rate system adopted in the Bretton Woods agreement. It required the U.S. to peg the dollar to gold and other countries to peg their currencies to the dollar. Flexible exchange rateFlexible exchange rateSame as floating exchange rate. International Petroleum Exchange (IPE)International Petroleum Exchange (IPE)Energy futures and options exchange based in London. Stock exchangeStock exchangeA market where securities are bought and sold. In the USA, the New York Stock Exchange is the largest exchange and in the UK, the London Stock Exchange is the equivalent largest exchange. Further SuggestionsSecurities and Exchange Commission RulesCoffee, Sugar & Cocoa Exchange (CS&CE) National Stock Exchange (NSE) Stock Exchange Electronic Trading Service European exchange rate mechanism (ERM) Exchange, The Exchange of assets Spot exchange rates Caracas Stock Exchange American Stock Exchange (AMEX) Foreign exchange broker Ration foreign exchange Foreign exchange market Taiwan Stock Exchange (TSEC) American Stock Exchange Securities and Exchange Commission Forward foreign exchange contract Exchange-market intervention Foreign exchange risk Canadian Exchange Group (CEG) New York Stock Exchange (NYSE) TSE 300 (Toronto Stock Exchange 100 index) Oslo Stock Exchange Floating exchange rate system Tradepoint Investment Exchange |
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