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This article introduces a list of all foreign exchange currency pairs. Currency pairs are grouped according to major, exotic, precious and related pairs.
Foreign exchange currency pairs are an indispensable tool in foreign exchange transactions. They are also called securities.In foreign exchange, unlike stocks and commodities, securities or trading instruments are paired into one Sale or Sell and buy pattern.For example, foreign exchange currency pairs Euro against dollar Technically, this means buying euros and selling US dollars, or selling euros and buying US dollars. When you buy euros at 1.4500 US dollars and then sell euros at 2.4950 US dollars (that is, buy), you will make a profit. Euro against dollar The price was $1.4500, and then sold when the euro was $2.4950). This is the slogan of “Buy Low, Sell High”.
Many traders usually do not know the foreign exchange currency pairs available in foreign exchange. Most traders will only achieve greater success if they diversify their strategies to include other currency pairs.
Other details (such as swaps, spreads or currency spread ranges) are not included in the list because they are details of the broker and are dynamic in nature.
Foreign exchange currency pair
1. All foreign exchange currency pairs (in alphabetical order)
Serial number pair
1. Australian Dollar CAD -Australian Dollar/Canadian Dollar
2. Australian Dollar vs Swiss Franc -Australian Dollar/Swiss Franc
3. Australian dollar against Japanese yen -Australian Dollar/Japanese Yen
4. Australian dollar -Australian Dollar/New Zealand Dollar
5. Australian dollar against US dollar -Australian Dollar/USD
6. CADCHF -Canadian Dollar/Swiss Franc
7 JPY -Canadian dollar/yen
8. JPY -Swiss franc/yen
9. EUR/AUD -EUR/AUD
10. Euro Canadian Dollar -Euro/Canadian Dollar
11. Euro vs. Swiss Franc -Euro/Swiss Franc
12 EUR -Euro/Danish Krone
13 Euro Pound -EUR/GBP
14. EURHUF -Euro/Hungarian Forint
15 Euro to Japanese Yen -EUR/JPY
16. Euro New Zealand Dollar -Euro/New Zealand Dollar
17. EURPLN -Euro/Polish Zloty
18 years old Euro against dollar -EUR/USD
19 GBP/AUD -GBP/AUD
20 British Pound Canadian Dollar -British Pound/Canadian Dollar
twenty one British Pound vs. Swiss Franc -British Pound/Swiss Franc
twenty two GBP/JPY -GBP/JPY
twenty three. Pound to New Zealand Dollar -GBP/AUD
twenty four GBP/USD -GBP/USD
25 years old NZDCAD -New Zealand Dollar/Canadian Dollar
26 New Zealand DCHF -New Zealand Dollar/Swiss Franc
27. New Zealand Dollar -New Zealand Dollar/Japanese Yen
28 years old New Zealand Dollar to U.S. Dollar -New Zealand Dollar/USD
29. US dollar Canadian dollar -USD/Canadian Dollar
30 years old USD/CHF -USD/Swiss Franc
31. USD DKK -USD/Danish Krone
32. US dollar Hong Kong dollar -USD/HKD
33. Federal Reserve -USD/Hungarian Forint
34. US dollar against Japanese yen -USD/JPY
35 years old USDNOK -USD/Norwegian Krone
36. USD -USD/Polish Zloty
37. Dollar dragon -U.S. dollar/Romanian leu
38. USDSEK -USD/Swedish Krona
39. SGD -USD/Singapore Dollar
40 USDTRY -USD/Turkish Lira
41. USD -USD/South African Rand
42. Zalbi -South African Rand/Japanese Yen
2. Forex-major currency pairs
These are the major currency pairs mainly used in foreign exchange transactions. From an economic perspective, these pairs dominate the financial world due to their political and financial strength. The adverse economic shocks to these two currency pairs may have a ripple effect, thereby affecting the world economy. These currency pairs are also known for their high volatility.
Serial number pair
1. Euro against dollar -EUR/USD
2. US dollar against Japanese yen -USD/JPY
3. GBP/USD -GBP/USD
4. GBP/JPY -GBP/JPY
5. Euro Pound -EUR/GBP
6. Euro to Japanese Yen -EUR/JPY
7 USD/CHF -USD/Swiss France
3. Foreign exchange currency pairs
These are trading pairs with small trading volume, large market depth, and very high bid-ask spreads. They are expensive trading pairs due to high spreads.
Serial number pair
1. USD DKK -USD/Danish Krone
2. US dollar Hong Kong dollar -USD/HKD
3. Federal Reserve -USD/Hungarian Forint
4. US dollar against Japanese yen -USD/JPY
5. USDNOK -USD/Norwegian Krone
6. USD -USD/Polish Zloty
7 Dollar dragon -U.S. dollar/Romanian leu
8. USDSEK -USD/Swedish Krona
9. SGD -USD/Singapore Dollar
10. USDTRY -USD/Turkish Lira
11. USD -USD/South African Rand
12 EUR -Euro/Danish Krone
13 EURHUF -Euro/Hungarian Forint
14. EURPLN -Euro/Polish Zloty
15 Euro New Zealand Dollar -Euro/New Zealand Dollar
16. Zalbi -South African Rand/Japanese Yen
4. Forex-related currency pairs
Correlated pairs are currency pairs that have similar price patterns, changes, reactions, and price behaviors. Therefore, it is unwise to trade some of these currency pairs at the same time, because when the market goes against you, it will double the risk in your account. Trading some of these currency pairs at the same time is also disastrous because they are opposed to each other.For example, if Euro against dollar, There is a 95% chance that the same signal will appear in GBP/USD But it is unlikely to have the same strength.
Serial number pair
1. Euro against dollar -EUR/USD
2. Euro Pound -EUR/GBP
3. USD/CHF -USD/Swiss Franc
4. US dollar against Japanese yen -USD/JPY
5. Australian dollar -Australian Dollar/New Zealand Dollar
6. Australian dollar against US dollar -Australian Dollar/USD
7 GBP/JPY -GBP/JPY
8. GBP/USD -GBP/USD
9. Euro to Japanese Yen -EUR/JPY
10. Australian dollar against Japanese yen -Australian Dollar/Japanese Yen
11. New Zealand Dollar -New Zealand Dollar/Japanese Yen
5. Forex Metal
These are assets in the form of gold and silver. Their unique nature makes them interested in investing through stock or commodity markets. These precious metals are also used as materials for currency tenders and the production of high-quality jewelry. The monetary capacity of some countries is supported by their reserves.
Serial number pair
1. XAUEUR -Gold/Euro spot
2. XAUUSD -Gold spot
3. XAGEUR -Silver/Euro spot
4. XAGUSD -Silver spot
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