short term funds and currency
Yes
When currency traders buy on margin they borrow money from their broker. They do this in order to make a larger currency purchase.
In what currency? In which country?
business people, industrialists, bankers, and all other people who lives in a place were currency system is in existence.
To buy foreign currency for investment purposes you can contact a Exchange Trade Funds broker. They are brokers that specialize in foreign currency and can help you choose the right currencies.
monetary funds
short term funds and currency
Huge inflow of funds(FIIs)
Currency traders use leverage (or borrowed funds) to trade financial assets (currency). Leverage allows an individual to control larger trade sizes in order to gain a greater profit on their investment.
yes
Yes
Currency Derivatives are Future and Options contracts which you can buy or sell specific quantity of a particular currency pair at a future date. You can use your Equity payment gateway to transfer funds for the purpose of trading in Currency segment. As per current regulation, Indian Residents, Corporates registered in India, Indian Financial Institutions and Banks can participate in this market.
Currency ETFs stands for currency exchange-traded funds. http://etf.stock-encyclopedia.com/category/currency-etfs.html contains a full list of currency ETFs, which are split into sub sections.
When currency traders buy on margin they borrow money from their broker. They do this in order to make a larger currency purchase.
strong
Why central banks buy either their currency or the currency of another nation in the effort to countrol exchange rates