FX시티 (FXCITY)

What is FX margin trading?
FX margin trading is a form of trading that realizes profit by buying or selling foreign currency. The exchange rates of currencies around the world are changing at an instant, and profits from these changes are the key to FX margin trading. The basic nature of FX margin trading is spot currency trading between different currencies, but it has a smaller contract unit, a lower margin rate, and a differential payment method that does not come in kind.
The biggest advantage of FX margin trading is that it has a two-way profit structure, allowing you to enter both buy and sell positions. In addition to gains from exchange rate fluctuations, FX margin trading is characterized by “Swap Point” gains due to interest rate differences between currencies and the ability to trade on a large scale with little money.
Taking USD / JPY as an example, you can exchange one dollar for 100 yen if the exchange rate per dollar is 100 yen. If the exchange rate rises to 120 yen per dollar (weak yen), you can get a profit of 20 yen by exchanging your dollar for 120 yen. This is called a currency gain.
Since exchange rate fluctuations are determined by the balance (demand and supply) between those who want to exchange dollars for yen and those who want to exchange yen for dollars, the exchange rate of popular currencies rises and vice versa. The exchange rate goes down.