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Posted on January 11th, 2010 No comments
The Forex trade or Foreign currency trade is the trading of one counties monies for another. The market fluctuates and those that can read the trends stand to make some money in those exchanges.
Recent trends in currency trading - Below are the graphs of the markets movement for a few of the worlds traded currencies as compared to the US dollar.
Last 6 month trends:
Japan’s Yen last 6 months
Euro last 6 months:
Israeli Shekel 6 month change

Mexican Peso 6 month forex trend

SWISS- Swiss Franc 6 month trend

Kuwait Dinar 6 month trend
Argentina 6 month currency exchange trend
Now we’re trading one county’s money for another region’s money because You can see by the graphs above that one countries currency may not be equal to anothers. The Forex or fx trade is a market that allows people to buy and sell currencies from different countries in an almost 24 hour a day marketplace.
Fx is traded on a World clock, the trading day starts in Sydney, Australia and steps from time zone to time zone around the world until it reaches New York City, the last marketplace to open each day. And it does these five days a week. The Forex market does close on weekends.
Every county has its own currency that it trades and for the most part the ups and downs are measured against the US dollar even though there may be some other standards.
Typically, when getting exchange rates, especially in the US, those rates are measured against the US dollar. But in other countries and on some websites it may be other currencies they are measured against. Below are a few sample figures for Jan 7 2010.
As of Jan 7 2010, the currency market for that day looked like this for major currencies.
EUR/USD +0.217 %
CAD/USD +0.162 %
JPY/USD +0.112 %
AUD/USD +0.211 %
GBP/USD -0.474 %
GBP/EUR -0.689 %
JPY/EUR -0.105 %
GBP/AUD -0.683 %
JPY/AUD -0.098 % -
Recent Forex Market Changes
Posted on April 26th, 2009 No commentsHere is a list of graphs showing the recent market changes in the currency exchange (x-rates) between Dec. 2008 and April 2009.
ARS vs. Euro

Ars vs Euro
AUD Vs. Euro

AUD vs Euro
Canada’s Dollar Vs. Euro

Canadian Dollar Vs. Euro
Dinar Vs. Euro

Dinar Vs. Euro
Mexico’s Peso

Mexican peso vs. euro
Indian Rupee

Indian Rupee


