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A standard unit of measurement in Forex trading, representing a fixed amount of a currency.

Consists of two currencies traded against each other, where the value of one is relative to the other.

Stands for 'percentage in point' and is the smallest increment of trade in Forex.

The amount of capital required to open and maintain a leveraged position in the Forex market.

The price of one currency expressed in terms of another currency.

The price at which the market (or your broker) is willing to buy a specific currency pair from you.

The difference between the bid and the ask price of a currency pair in Forex.

The use of borrowed capital, such as margin, to increase the potential return of an investment.

The price at which the market (or your broker) is willing to sell a specific currency pair to you.

Refers to the frequency and severity with which the market price of a currency pair moves.

A method of evaluating currencies by analyzing economic data and political conditions to predict currency movements.

The study of past market data, primarily through the use of charts, for forecasting future price trends in the Forex market.

Statistics that indicate the current state of economic activity and foresee future economic change.

The difference in interest rates between two countries whose currencies are being compared in a Forex pair.

A strategy in which an investor borrows money at a low interest rate to invest in an asset that is likely to provide a higher return.

The ability of a currency pair to be bought or sold at stable prices, based on the volume of trading activity.

A decentralized market where trading is done directly between two parties without the supervision of an exchange.

A market condition characterized by declining prices and a pessimistic sentiment about the financial future.

A trading strategy that involves making dozens or hundreds of trades per day to 'scalp' a small profit from each trade.