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The day to day business of banks around the world facilitate 90 percent of the trading action in the Forex market. Forex trading itself is conducted over an electronic “interbank” computer network that is surprisingly not regulated by any central exchange like the stock or commodity markets. That's because currencies aren't securities (i.e, tangible properties in and of themselves) but just cash running through an exchange network. There prices will fluctuate against one another based upon supply & demand factors as banks and governments move various different currencies back and forth in the course of their normal activities. They are not necessarily trying to manipulate the price with such actions, as a result of large enough (millions, billions) of units of currency being swapped price momentum & volume changes i.e. increases/decreases within the market structure either technically or fundamentally. It is within these price fluctuations that the opportunity for profits are created.

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