list of Major Currencies includes all those currencies that

 list of Major Currencies includes all those currencies that  are most actively traded in the market.  USD American Dollar...


 list of Major Currencies includes all those currencies that 


are most actively traded in the market. 

USD American Dollar 

EUR International European Currency — Euro 

AUD Aussie Australian Dollar 

CAD Canadian Dollar 

GBP British Pound Sterling 

CHF SWF — Swissair Swiss Frank 

JPY YEN Japanese Yen 

The rest currencies are considered to be the Minor Currencies. 

And finally the Commodity currencies are of those countries 

the internal trading of which is based on the export of raw 

materials-oil gas metals etc. Actually there is a quite large 

range of such currencies but the most important ones are 

Australian dollar Canadian dollar and the New Zealand dollar. 

There is also a classification of currency pairs by the USD presence 

in them. The major currency pairs are those in which 

there is the U.S. dollar (as a base or as the quoted currency). 

Currency pairs having USD neither in base nor in quote currency 

are called cross pairs. The beginners had better trade with 

the major currencies and the experienced traders deal with 

cross pairs as for effective trading with them it is required to 

have good economic knowledge of different countries. Here are 

some examples of cross pairs: GBP/JPY EUR/JPY and GBP/EUR. 

Types of Currencies: Major Minor and Commodity 

The cost of the base currency is measured by the quoted currency 

with certain accuracy. This accuracy or the minimum 

increment value of the currency price change is called a pip. 

For example the cost of most currency pairs is given with 

an accuracy of 0.0001. But there are exceptions 

should also be noted that now in many trading terminals the 

value of currencies is increased by one more point (5 digits 

for most pairs and 3 digits after the coma for the Yen pairs). 

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