The foreign exchange markets movement

The foreign exchange markets movement when some factors makes one currency either more or

less precious than another. The cumulative purchase and sales of a currency cause it to

move up or down and to become more or less precious in relation to other currencies.

 The foreign exchange markets movement  affected by

The balance of payments , The state of the economy 

Implications drawn from chart analysis

Purchasing Power

Parity (PPP) is the main factor that can determine The foreign exchange markets movement momentum

A change in government or central bank policies

Slowly shifting financial  and social situations

Fundamental financial forces  such as inflation and interest rates

the ability of the  government to support its currency will also influence currency

prices

Activities by professional currency managers, generally on behalf of a pool of funds

have also become a factor in moving The foreign exchange markets

All these things generate the movements in The foreign exchange markets that usually seem to remain once they

begin. Professional currency traders usually keep their eyes out for changes in financial

policies and the factors that pattern The foreign exchange markets movements