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FX

Forex. An over-the-counter Market where buyers and sellers conduct foreign Exchange transactions. also called foreign Exchange market.

Related Terms: 9 Action, Buy, Call, Exchange, Foreign exchange, Market, Over-the-Counter, Sell, Transaction
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