Knowledge

TRY / JPY is a minor currency pair and few people trade very much. However, since the price movement is very small, it is recommended as a currency pair for practice for Forex beginners.

AUD / NZD is a minor currency pair. Since Australia and New Zealand are currency pairs between neighboring countries, movements such as economic indicators and politics tend to be linked to each other, and tend to be in the same range as USD / CAD and EUR / GBP.

GBP / NZD is a slightly minor currency pair. It behaves similarly to GBP / AUD, but tends to be slightly less volatile due to the New Zealand dollar rather than the AUD.

EUR / NZD is a slightly minor currency pair. It behaves similarly to the EUR / AUD, but tends to be slightly less volatile due to the New Zealand dollar rather than the AUD.

GBP / CHF is not a major currency. However, since it is a currency pair with a very wide price range, it is very suitable for trend following. Also suitable for scalping and day trading

The USD / CAD combination is not a major, but it is a currency pair that is mainly traded by Americans and Canadians. As the overall trend is that there is a relationship with neighboring countries, economic indicators are also impacted in the same direction, so it is difficult to create a one-sided trend.

GBP / AUD is recommended for intermediate to advanced Forex players. Trends tend to come out easily, so if you go too far, please cut the loss immediately. Since the price movement is larger than the EUR / AUD, it is wise for beginners to start by learning the price movement.

EUR / AUD is a major currency pair and is a popular currency pair for Europeans. The tendency is that when the US dollar is bought, the euro is easy to sell.

The combination of American and Swiss francs is not very major. However, there are many people who are trading, and it is a popular pair as it is. It is more suitable for swing trading, but it is also suitable for scalping and day trading, although it does not have a large price range.