I see that 1 U.S. dollar buys 1.1 Canadian dollar now. But I don’t know what that means. Does 1.1 Canadian dollar have same buying power as 1 US dollar? more? less? Thanks!
I have 1000 Zylotyeh and want to change these to PK rupees
the swissy company fxsignal.ch send me daily nice signals,but i want to improve my fx trading trough autoTS. where can i learn?
A less valuable US dollar, in comparison? Which they don’t want as it will make their current dollar holdings less valuable. And if their currency rises in value, their exports will be hurt as people in the US will be less inclined to buy their products as they will not be so cheap. Is this in a nutshell what is going on? And if so, what should the US gov’t do to get them to play by the rules of free and FAIR trade?
If U.S. currency is stated under a store’s payment policy as acceptable can they refuse to take a large amount of pennies. If they do accept a large amount of pennies do they have to be rolled?
Basically i don’t want to pay tax on my forex earnings, i pay enough in my regular job. I live in canada and trade forex using a UK based regulated platform. I have Citizenship in Canada and Ireland and have active bank accounts in both countries. Because I live outside of Ireland for More than 183 days I do not need to pay income tax in Ireland, so if I when I want to withdraw money from my trading account i have it transfered directly to my irish bank account i can keep it here earning interest and not subject to any tax. Is it true Forex trading brokers (such as FXCM which is the platform I use) will not disclose account details to gov agencies? Therefore If Canadian revenue does not know I have made this money and the money I have in Ireland is tax free.
Thanks to anyone who has info on this subject
The forex market goes through several trillion dollars worht of transactions each day. Is that amount the amount of the leverage capital or is the trillions of dollar actual money from investors?
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