The document outlines various types of forex trading instruments, including currency pairs, dollar pairs, cross currency pairs, CFDs, mutual funds, derivatives, futures contracts, and forward contracts. It explains the characteristics and significance of each instrument, such as liquidity and trading volume. For further information, readers are encouraged to contact Fido Markets or visit their website.

1. Forex Trading Instruments
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2. Forex Trading Instruments
There are various types of forex trading instruments such as
• Currency pairs
• Dollar pairs
• Cross Courses
• CFD
• Mutual Funds
• Derivatives
• Futures Contract
• Forward Contract

3. Forex Trading Instruments
 Currency pairs :
Currency pairs are trades of two different country currencies that are
traded against each other.
 Dollar Pairs :
Every currency pair is classified based on its liquidity. The dollar pair
is the most liquid pair; it includes EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and GBP/USD.
Private traders require high volatility because of the high liquidity of
financial instruments.

4. Forex Trading Instruments
 Cross currency pair :
A cross-currency is a pair of currencies in which the US dollar is not
used as the contract settlement currency. A cross-currency pair is a
currency pair that is traded in forex. The euro and the Japanese yen are
two cross currency pairs.
CFD :
CFD is essentially a contract for differences. If there is a difference in
settlement price between the open and closing trades, the difference
will be paid.

5. Forex Trading Instruments
Mutual Funds :
Mutual funds rank third in terms of trading volume on exchange,
trailing only stocks and bonds. A specific unit is registered, stating that
the investor is entitled to a certain amount of fund money based on its
current value.
Derivatives :
Currency derivatives are essentially future and option contracts in
which a specific amount of a specific currency is traded at a
predetermined future date.

6. Forex Trading Instruments
Forward contracts :
FEC Forward exchange contract is a type of over-the-counter foreign
currency or forex transaction entered into the market so that currency
that is not traded frequently in the forex market can be exchanged. This
includes minor currencies, blocked currencies, and currencies that
cannot be converted.

7. FOREX Trading Instruments
• Forex Trading Instruments
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