The foreign exchange market, often referred to as forex or FX, serves as a dynamic global platform for the trading of currencies against each other, providing an essential service in the interconnected world of finance. As the largest financial market, it plays a crucial role in enabling transactions among a wide variety of participants, including major banks, central banks, currency speculators, multinational corporations, governmental bodies, and numerous financial institutions. The forex market exhibits remarkable liquidity, with the average daily trading volume surpassing an impressive 1.9 trillion US dollars, reflecting its significance in the global economy. While retail traders constitute a relatively small fraction of this expansive market, they typically participate through intermediaries such as brokers or banks, which provide access and facilitate currency transactions for these individual investors.
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