Andrew Nissenbaum: How Currency Markets Work, Gebunden

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An original and economically grounded discussion of how global currency markets operate in the real world

In How Currency Markets Work, a team of economists, currency researchers, and risk analysts, delivers a comprehensive guide to understanding the mechanics, influences, and significance of currency markets. The authors combine insights from the worlds of trading, economics, and geopolitics to create an eye-opening and original new take on how currency prices are determined.

This book modernizes the previously siloed approach to currency markets, marrying the economic approach to currencies with the transactional, trading approach. It uses illustrative case studies to explain market volatility and risk management in intuitive and practical ways.

Inside the book:

• Actionable tools and real-world strategies for forex trading you can apply immediately to improve your returns and your portfolio's risk profile
• Clear explanations of how international events, wars, and political shifts impact currency values
• Discussions of how reserve currencies function and why the US dollar remains so dominant on the world stage

A deeply insightful and accessible exploration of a much-discussed topic, How Currency Markets Work is a powerful new resource for academics, researchers, hedge fund managers, bank traders, policymakers, and practicing and aspiring forex traders.