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An electronic trading system that facilitates a broad range of trading requirements including, for example, the automatic matching of buy and sell orders at specified prices. ECNs are often associated with the interdealer FX market. | An electronic communication network is an electronic trading system that facilitates a broad range of trading requirements including, for example, the automatic matching of buy and sell orders at specified prices. | ||
ECNs are often associated with the FX market between specialist dealing organisations ('the interdealer FX market'). | |||
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== See also == | == See also == | ||
*[[Circuit breaker]] | *[[Circuit breaker]] | ||
*[[FX]] | |||
*[[Invisible FX]] | |||
*[[Network]] | |||
*[[Price discovery]] | *[[Price discovery]] | ||
*[[Price formation]] | *[[Price formation]] | ||
*[[Price transparency]] | *[[Price transparency]] | ||
[[Category:Financial_products_and_markets]] | |||
Latest revision as of 06:35, 24 October 2023
(ECN).
An electronic communication network is an electronic trading system that facilitates a broad range of trading requirements including, for example, the automatic matching of buy and sell orders at specified prices.
ECNs are often associated with the FX market between specialist dealing organisations ('the interdealer FX market').
