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What is Spread in Forex?

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What is Spread in Forex?

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  1. WHAT IS SPREAD IN FOREX? EQUIDIOUS RESEARCH+1(347)434-9044 www.equidiousresearch.com

  2. What Is Spread? The foreign exchange spread (or bid-ask spread) refers to the difference in the bid and ask prices for a given currency. The bid price refers to the maximum amount that a foreign exchange trader is willing to pay to buy a certain currency, and the ask price is the minimum price that the currency dealer is willing to accept for the currency. For Best Forex Signals www.equidiousresearch.com

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  4. Bid-Ask Spread Defined The Forex spread represents two prices: The Buying (Bid) Price for a given currency pair, and The Selling (Ask) Price. Traders pay a certain price to buy the currency and have to sell it for less if they want to sell back it right away. For Best Forex Signals www.equidiousresearch.com

  5. How to manage spread Trade only during the most favourable trading hours, when many buyers and sellers are in the market. As the number of buyers and sellers for a given currency pair increases, competition and demand for the business increases and market makers often narrow their spreads to capture it. 1 For Best Forex Signals www.equidiousresearch.com

  6. How to manage spread Avoid buying or selling thinly traded currencies. Multiple market makers compete for business when you trade popular currencies, such as the GBP/USD pair. If you trade a thinly traded currency pair, there may be only a few market makers to accept the trade. Reflecting the lessened competition; they will maintain a wider spread. 2 For Best Forex Signals www.equidiousresearch.com

  7. How to manage spread Economic/Political risks: Nations that experience tumultuous political climates or unstable economies will typically have their currencies associated with high risk. As a result of this, the bid-ask spread will become larger. It is because dealers will perceive the currency as a high-risk investment, and thus will have no choice but to sell the currency at a premium in anticipation of higher investor returns. 3 For Best Forex Signals www.equidiousresearch.com

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