Falling yield curve and Foreign exchange: Difference between pages

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A transaction for the exchange of one currency for another.

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Any currency other than the domestic currency.

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The market for foreign exchange transactions.

4. Trading and investment.

A market position whose value depends on a foreign exchange rate, or sometimes more than one rate.

Often abbreviated to FX, Forex or FOREX.

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-''Statistics.''
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-A falling yield curve means yields are lower for longer maturities.
+A transaction for the exchange of one currency for another.
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+Any currency other than the domestic currency.
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+The market for foreign exchange transactions.
+. ''Trading and investment.''
+A market position whose value depends on a foreign exchange rate, or sometimes more than one rate.
+Often abbreviated to FX, Forex or FOREX.
 == See also ==
-* [[Flat yield curve]]
+* [[Bridge currency]]
-* [[Rising yield curve]]
+* [[Currency forward contract]]
-* [[Yield curve]]
+* [[Dealer]]
+* [[Economic foreign exchange exposure]]
+* [[Exchange rate]]
+* [[Financial markets]]
+* [[Foreign currency]]
+* [[Foreign currency option]]
+* [[Foreign exchange portal]]
+* [[Foreign exchange rate]]
+* [[Foreign exchange risk]]
+* [[Foreign exchange settlement risk]]
+* [[Foreign exchange swap]]
+* [[Foreign exchange trader]]
+* [[Forward foreign exchange rate]]
+* [[Forward points]]
+* [[FX Global Code]]
+* [[FXJSC]]
+* [[FX-neutral]]
+* [[IAS 21]]
+* [[Interest rate parity]]
+* [[Inversion]]
+* [[Invisible FX]]
+* [[Quoted currency]]
+* [[Spot rate]]
+* [[Spread]]
+* [[Transfer risk]]
+* [[Two-way price]]
+[[Category:Manage_risks]]