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Forex is the global market where currency pairs are bought and sold. Traders aim to benefit from moves in exchange rates. As with every kind of trading, there is a risk of loss.

Every trade is a pair: one currency is bought while the other is sold. Alongside pairs such as EUR/USD, metals like gold and silver and stock indices trade on the same logic. The market is open 24 hours a day on weekdays.

The most traded pairs are EUR/USD, USD/JPY, GBP/USD, USD/CHF, AUD/USD and USD/CAD. They are called the majors; because their volume is high, their spreads are usually lower.

Prices react to economic data such as interest-rate decisions, inflation and growth figures, to central-bank statements, to geopolitical events and to the market's overall expectations.

Leverage lets you hold a larger position with a small margin. It magnifies losses as much as gains and can cost you the whole amount you deposited, so it has to be used with care.

Indicators process price and volume data to help you read market tendencies. They give no certain answer; they are one of several inputs to a decision.

A broker is the intermediary that gives individual and institutional traders access to the forex market. Choosing one is entirely your decision; always check whether the firm is supervised by a competent authority in your country. NUUK compares seven regulated partner brokers on its brokers page.

A pip is the smallest standard price move of a currency pair. It is used to measure the spread between bid and ask, to calculate trading costs and to track profit and loss.

A strategy is the set of rules that decides when you enter a trade and when you leave it. A good strategy also defines when you do not trade, and includes risk management.

Learn how the market works first, then practise on a demo account before committing real money. Along the way you can join our free WhatsApp group to follow the daily signals and market commentary.

That depends entirely on your financial situation, risk tolerance, experience and goals. Because we do not give investment advice, we cannot suggest an amount. The general rule stands: never trade with money you cannot afford to lose.

No. Every member is free to assess the market with their own analysis and to open their own trades. The signals exist to support that process and save time; the decision is always yours.

Yes. Forex carries a high risk of loss and a large share of retail traders lose money. There is no such thing as a guaranteed result, and past performance is not an indicator of the future. We share signals, analysis and education to help you make your own decision; the outcome always depends on your choices, your risk management and market conditions.