Currency Pairs
The investment market, which has a daily transaction volume of 5.5 trillion dollars on a global scale, becomes even more attractive thanks to its leverage feature. The basket of major currencies consists of only 8 pairs. These currency pairs account for most of the turnover of the investment market.
Major Doubles
Major pairs are considered by many to be the most heavily traded pairs that drive the global investment market. The five currencies that make up the major pairs are the US dollar, euro, Japanese yen, British pound and Swiss franc.
EUR/USD – USD/JPY – GBP/USD – USD/CHF – AUD/USD – USD/CAD – EUR/JPY – EUR/GBP
Minor Doubles
Small pairs have a smaller market share compared to large pairs. The Minor currency pairs group includes relatively less popular instruments compared to the Major currency pairs.
Stocks
A share represents one of the equivalent parts of a company's capital. The investment market offers investors the opportunity not only to trade currency pairs, but also to trade stocks.
In the modern financial lexicon, the terms “stock,” “share,” and “equity” are used interchangeably. The stock market consists of exchanges where investors can buy and sell individual shares of a company.
Like currencies, the price of stocks can fluctuate throughout the day, week and month..
Stock market investors aim to buy a stock when it is undervalued and sell it when its value increases..
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Commodities
Commodity is a term that refers to commercial products that usually represent raw materials or products derived from natural resources. Commodities can be found in different categories such as agriculture, energy, mining and industrial products. These products are used to meet the needs of consumers, manufacture or trade.
Some examples of commodities could be:
Major pairs are considered by many to be the most heavily traded pairs that drive the global investment market. The five currencies that make up the major pairs are the US dollar, euro, Japanese yen, British pound and Swiss franc.
- Agricultural Commodities: This category includes agricultural products such as grains (e.g. wheat, corn), fruit (e.g. oranges, apples), vegetables (e.g. potatoes, onions), animal products (e.g. beef, pork).
- Energy Commodities: This category includes energy sources such as oil, natural gas, and coal.
- Metal Commodities: Metal commodities include metals such as gold, silver, copper, platinum, aluminum.
- Forest Products: This category includes lumber, paper, firewood and wood products.
Gold
Although the price of gold, which has been considered a valuable commodity throughout history, fluctuates in the short term, it always maintains its value in the long term. Therefore, it secures its investors against price increases and provides financial protection during geopolitical and macroeconomic uncertainties.
It also becomes an important part of a diversified investment portfolio because its price increases in response to events that cause investments such as stocks and bonds to decrease in value..
You can see and calculate the most up-to-date information about quarter gold, gram gold and other gold prices on our Gold Prices page, and easily follow live gold prices.
