Showing posts with label interbank market. Show all posts
Showing posts with label interbank market. Show all posts
Monday, December 1, 2014
Why Dollar rates up and down
4:51 AM
By
madeeha shakeel
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As an immediate consequence, the exchange rate reached 585 RS, reaching new highs in years. With this value, operators estimate that exceed 580 Rs and finally reach a ceiling of 600 by the third quarter. Histrionically the past six months, the money has risen over 50 Rs.
This is explained both by the low as falling copper prices in recent sessions. The low activity seems to indicate to markets that the central bank reduced the rate of interest to three.25% or even 3%. If this happens, it is likely that those with weights that are devalued by inflation and low rates of interest, prefer dollars to invest in better places. This puts pressure on the money and increase its value, in a market that also provides less supply by low red metal.
Internationally, meanwhile, fears of a resurgence of conflict , due to mobilize troops towards the border, has brought down the major exchanges, increasing the appetite for the greenback as the geopolitical situation advised to leave actions and being liquid is in dollars or gold.
Monday, September 22, 2014
financial goals and your risk tolerance for investments
10:20 AM
By
madeeha shakeel
economies,
Foreign exchange,
Forex,
interbank market,
management,
market,
trade
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Know your financial goals and your risk tolerance for investments to pick a level of risk, return and appropriate term for your profile. Take your time and compare options to find the best fit. Never invest in products that do not understand. In case you do not understand, you can not know in the event that they are suitable for your profile.
Seek professional advice prior to making investment decisions, but keep in mind that the final responsibility is yours. Your adviser ought to not make decisions for you, advise.
Destine investment over between your income and common expenses. Do not use money that you require. Always have a reserve equivalent to 3-6 months of expenses in comparatively liquid that may have emergency assets. Never invest in equities or money that may be needed in the short term.
four Invest for the long term. Markets go up and down, but long term there is usually more ups than downs. Know stay the work and not be distracted by every day variations and procure profits.
Diversify, diversify, diversify. Do not take stock or sector. This temporal diversification protects against fluctuations in rates of interest, and ensures an income for longer.
Beware costs! Compare rates all right and costs of each entity. Much influence on the final return on investment. And this also applies to transactions of speculation.
Seek professional advice prior to making investment decisions, but keep in mind that the final responsibility is yours. Your adviser ought to not make decisions for you, advise.
Destine investment over between your income and common expenses. Do not use money that you require. Always have a reserve equivalent to 3-6 months of expenses in comparatively liquid that may have emergency assets. Never invest in equities or money that may be needed in the short term.
four Invest for the long term. Markets go up and down, but long term there is usually more ups than downs. Know stay the work and not be distracted by every day variations and procure profits.
Diversify, diversify, diversify. Do not take stock or sector. This temporal diversification protects against fluctuations in rates of interest, and ensures an income for longer.
Beware costs! Compare rates all right and costs of each entity. Much influence on the final return on investment. And this also applies to transactions of speculation.
Monday, September 15, 2014
Foreign exchange market
At the top level of the Foreign exchange market is situated what is named the interbank market, composed of the world's major banks,governments, etc. In the interbank market there is an exchange of buying and selling currencies between banks (unless absolutely necessary), but is a collection of knowledge from communication among the largest banks.
To understand this is example that was discussed in the forum Forex . Imagine an office with multiple PCs connected to each other forming a network. Each PC runs independently until a situation where a PC needs a resource located in another PC is not given; at this time the first PC will contact the second PC requesting access to the resource you need, get access only if the owner of the second PC has given authorization. Substituting the PC's resources by banks and foreign exchange can get an idea of the relationship between the participants in the interbank market.
Above each bank there is communication between the EBS network, a system that allows to know how much and at what cost are making transactions all members of the interbank market. The EBS, along with Reuters services, allowing each bank to offer a cost appropriately (even if everyone can put their funds freely) .













