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Oil Trading launched by UFX Bank

UFX Bank, a leading online forex broker, has recently announced the launch of a new forex pair Oil/USD, which will allow traders to trade Oil against the USD at the click of a mouse.

UFX Bank launches Binary Options Trading

UFX Bank has expanded its platform by including Binary Options Trading to open up the world of financial trade to a wider demographic.

UFX Bank Selects Divisa Capital to offer Tier 1 Currenex Liquidity

A leading provider of online forex trading, UFX Bank, has chosen Divisa Capital, LP for offering tier 1 liquidity available through the Divisa Capital Currenex hub.

Weekly Forex Videos announced by UFX Bank

A leading online Forex Broker, UFX Bank, is producing a weekly forex market outlook video that will feature industry expert interviews.

European Shares Sent Lower By U.S. Economy Worries

On Tuesday, German government bond yields hit their lowest level since September and European shares fell sharply. This as after investors returning from a long weekend switched from riskier to safer assets after surprisingly weak U.S. jobs data.

U.S. Stock Index Futures Rise

On Tuesday, U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street. The surge may halt a four-session losing streak, with Dow Jones futures up 0.34 percent, futures for the S&P 500 up 0.32 percent, and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.44 percent at 0845 GMT.

UFX Bank, a leading online forex broker, has recently announced the launch of a new forex pair Oil/USD, which will allow traders to trade Oil against the USD at the click of a mouse.
UFX Bank has expanded its platform by including Binary Options Trading to open up the world of financial trade to a wider demographic.
A leading provider of online forex trading, UFX Bank, has chosen Divisa Capital, LP for offering tier 1 liquidity available through the Divisa Capital Currenex hub.
A leading online Forex Broker, UFX Bank, is producing a weekly forex market outlook video that will feature industry expert interviews.
On Tuesday, German government bond yields hit their lowest level since September and European shares fell sharply. This as after investors returning from a long weekend switched from riskier to safer assets after surprisingly weak U.S. jobs data.
On Tuesday, U.S. stock index futures pointed to a higher open on Wall Street. The surge may halt a four-session losing streak, with Dow Jones futures up 0.34 percent, futures for the S&P 500 up 0.32 percent, and Nasdaq 100 futures up 0.44 percent at 0845 GMT.

If you have just entered the world of foreign exchange trading or about to enter it soon and looking for information on Islamic forex accounts, this piece of information will help gain a clear and complete understanding about Islamic forex accounts.

Islamic forex accounts, which are also known as No Riba accounts and Shariah forex accounts, are accounts that are based on the religious beliefs of the Islamic community. It is important to note that under the Muslim laws, every one should give and not expect anything in return. Moreover, no one is allowed to pay or receive interest of any kind...

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  • Major Global Indices – Part I
    18 April 2012 

    Joining the world of foreign exchange trading is one thing and becoming an expert of it is another. The former is a very easy step and all you need is to open a demo account for as low as $1 to $50 but becoming a forex...

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  • Trading Plans And Forex Trading
    08 April 2012 

    Trading foreign exchange is surely one of the best ways to make big profits but this dream becomes a reality only if one has a solid trading plan and stick to it. Moreover, trading plans should be flexible enough to be...

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History of Forex

The concept of foreign exchange or forex in the context of world economy has evoluted over a long period of time, let us read about the history of forex and the major events that reformed the world of forex to create and maintain complete awareness about forex history.

The Barter System

In ancient times, trade was based on the barter system at the community level and there was no need for a currency. Under this system, the value of goods was expressed in terms of other goods and these values were measured in different and the exchange was generally unilateral though it was multilateral at times. But since this system had some limitations, various alternatives were developed.

Before we read about these alternatives, let us read about limitations of the barter system.

1. In a barter economy, it is difficult to measure the value of all goods.

2. A barter transaction cannot occur if an individual wants to buy a specific amount of goods belonging to another individual. Since some products cannot be divided due to their intrinsic characteristics, the barter system failed to live up to expectations of the market and its constituents.

3. Some barter economies relied on non-durable and perishable goods that pose a difficulty in storing wealth over a period of time.

The Gold Standard System

Due to limitations of the barter system, a hunt for efficient alternative soon found its answer in gold, the yellow metal. The reasons why the metal became a success was because it was difficult to find new sources of gold, it could not be manufactured or printed, and it was not easily mined and since it was the most ductile and malleable of all metals, gold became the world's preferred choice for exchange. However, the fact that gold is not easy to transport due to its weight, world governments started printing bills or...

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  • USD Falls After Disappointing Jobs Data On Friday, the United States dollar fell against the single currency, euro, and the Japanese yen after lower-than-expected U.S. jobs figures bolstered views the Federal Reserve may yet ease the... Read More >
  • Dow And S&P End Lower For Four Days On Monday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average and S&P 500 end lower for four days s investors took their cues from the disappointing jobs report last week that prompted fresh concerns about the U.S... Read More >
  • China Surprises With Trade Surplus In the month of March, China returned to an export-led trade surplus of $5.35 billion. This indicated that a rebound in the global economy is lifting overseas orders just in time for compensating for... Read More >
  • U.S. Jobs Data Brings Fall For Shares On Monday, global stocks and crude oil fell as investors reacted to the surprisingly sharp slowdown in U.S. jobs growth that was reported a week ago. The data raised concerns about the strength of... Read More >
  • Futures Sent Lower By Disappointing On April 6, stock futures closed lower in brief and holiday-thinned trading after a much weaker-than-expected U.S. job growth for March report. S&P 500 futures fell 1.2 percent to suggest a weak... Read More >
  • World Equities May Get Hit By Weak US On Friday, U.S. employment figures fell short of expectations that may mean world stock markets will fall next week and safe-haven government debt prices may rally. After U.S. payrolls grew by 120,... Read More >