The buying or selling of one currency against the sale or purchase of another currency.

This is the term for foreign currencies which are bought and sold. The markets for buying and selling the foreign currencies are called foreign exchange markets.

An instrument such as currency, notes, and checks, used to make payments between countries.

money in the form of currencies from other countries, which is required to buy goods or services from those countries

The exchange of foreign currency. On the foreign exchange market, foreign currency is bought and sold for immediate (spot) or forward delivery.

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A circuit that connects a subscriber in one exchange with a central office in another exchange.

Instruments, such as paper currency, notes, and checks, used to make payments between countries. see also Forex.

Currency of another country, or a financial instrument that facilitates payment from 1 currency to another.

Foreign currency; any currency other than a country's own.

Terms used to describe the process of trading one currency against another at a set price or rate. Also names for the global currency market, itself.

Forex. The over-the-counter transaction of trading one currency for another.

Any type of financial instrument that is used to make payments between countries is considered foreign exchange. The list of instruments includes electronic transactions, paper currency, checks, and signed, written orders called bills of exchange.

Also known as forex and FX. The sale and purchase of foreign currencies. With operations in over 40 countries, serviced by key hubs in Amsterdam, London, New York, Chicago, Singapore and Sydney, ABN AMRO has the global presence and local expertise to provide market-leading FX solutions.

International currency accepted for making different financial transactions by two countries. Bank notes, cheques and other forms of payment in foreign currency are also considered as foreign exchange.

currency not that of the domestic nation

foreign currency and bank deposits that are denominated in foreign money

The foreign exchange market. This is the cash market for foreign currencies. Trade does not occur on centralized contract markets but rather, over-the-counter in an international network of dealers.

the system by which one currency is exchanged for another; enables international transactions to take place

Claims in a foreign currency payable abroad, including bank deposits, bills, cheques. Foreign exchange rates refer to the number of units of one currency required to buy another.

The trading of currencies to allow companies to trade goods across borders and to maximise returns on interest rate investments internationally.

FX is a service that provides a circuit(s) between a user station, a PBX, or a Centrex switch, and a central office other than the one that normally serves the caller.

Transactions methods used to make payments between countries.

A term commonly used to encompass the buying and selling of foreign currencies. ‘Forex' is used as an abbreviation for foreign exchange.

(Forex, FX) - The simultaneous buy one of the currencies and sell of another

Any type of financial instrument - from electronic transactions to paper currency, checks, and signed, written orders called bills of exchange - that's used to make payments between countries is considered foreign exchange.

The system used to exchange one currency for another. This enables international transactions to take place.

If your local central office is not scheduled to have ISDN soon, it may be possible to obtain ISDN service from a nearby central office. This is called Foreign Exchange. There are additional charges associated with this type of service.

The currency of another country needed to carry out international transactions.

The currency or credit instruments of a foreign country. Also, transactions involving purchase or sale of currencies.

Refers to currencies other than the United States dollar. It also refers to transactions, activities, and operations for trading, hedging, and investing in multiple currencies.

Currency of another country. Abbreviated Forex.

Trading one currency for the equivalent value of another currency.

The purchase or sale of a currency against sale or purchase of another.

The global foreign exchange (FX) market is the largest financial marketplace in the world and on an average day over $1 trillion changes hands. Only about 15% of FX is directly driven by cross-border trade in goods and services. Approximately 85% is driven by capital transactions conducted by banks for financial engineering and speculation. OEach sovereign state issues and manages its own currency through a national central bank. The exception is the eurozone. This new currency area is made up of 12 European Member States. A politically independent European Central Bank issues and manages the trans-national currency, the euro. The euro should not be confused with eurocurrencies, which are currencies held in deposits outside their national banking system.

The exchange of one currency for another at an exchange rate.

is currency issued by a foreign government. Foreign exchange is required to pay for imported goods and to meet foreign debt repayment obligations. Most of the trade in foreign currencies occurs between large international banks. Unlike stock markets, the “foreign exchange market” does not exist in any specific location.

Money issued by a foreign country.

The trading of currencies against each other.

A general term applied to transactions between principals involving the purchase and sale of currencies. When a Letter of Credit is issued in a foreign currency, and the U.S. dollar equivalent is to be predeterminable, the applicant must purchase a separate contract for that currency, preferably with the bank issuing the credit. It is advisable that the Foreign Exchange Department be consulted for assistance.

Another country's currency.

Currency and money claims, such as bank balances and bank drafts, expressed in the equivalent value in foreign money. Thus, a pound sterling note is money in Great Britain but is foreign exchange in the U.S. The term foreign exchange is also used to refer to transactions involving the conversion or transfer of money from one country into the money of a different country. The use of foreign exchange arises because different countries have different monetary units and the currency of one country cannot be used for making payments in another country.

Foreign Exchange is the buying and selling of foreign currency

Refers to the actual foreign currency or various claims on it, such as bank deposits or promises to pay that are traded for each other. (FOREX) - the buying and selling of currencies.

Simultaneously buying one currency and selling another.

the simultaneous buying of one currency and selling of another.

Instruments (such as paper currency, notes, and cheques) used to make payments between individuals, organizations, or countries that use different currencies.

Foreign Currency. Often referred to as forex or interbank market.

Foreign Exchange, also known as Forex, is the market where the buying and selling of the world's currencies occur. It is a highly profitable, yet highly unstable market completely unregulated by any government policies. For this reason, the Forex Market is subject to wild swings and strong trends.

Transactions which cause a change in a foreign currency position of a financial institution. Also known as FX or forex.

Traditionally, the connection of a customer to a central office (CO) or exchange other than the CO that the customer is normally connected to. Often used to connect distinct extensions to a PBX. An FXS at the extension end looks like the PBX and an FXO, and the PBX looks like a locally connected extension.

The buying or selling of currencies

The rate for converting one currency for another.

A service allowing for a company to provide a local appearance in an exchange other than the exchange the company is physically located in. All calls are carried from the local exchange area to the foreign exchange and originated to appear as if it originated at that location.

An over-the-counter market where buyers and sellers conduct foreign exchange transactions. Also called foreign exchange market. GU=Give-up Trade OR SX=SGX MOS Trade (If this field is populated, the foreign firm field must also be populated, except in the case of multiple firm give-ups).

Various instruments used to settle payments for transactions between individuals or organizations using different currencies (e.g., notes, cheques, etc.).

A foreign exchange service changes one currency into another currency. The currency can be in cash or cheques, or as part of a payment.

A circuit or trunk (commonly known as an FX LINE) that is from a central office other than the one that serves the customer's geographic area. After paying a monthly fee for the line based on the distance to that foreign CO, calls that are placed on that line are billed as if they were made locally from the foreign CO. Useful for businesses that have a lot of local calling in an area remote from their home location.

Currency of countries exchangeable for other currencies according to their relative values based on supply and demand.

Trading in foreign currency.

Money instruments used to make payments between countries.

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