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by conor ringland

It's the biggest financial market in the world, it never stops, it's transparent and opportunity keeps knocking. No wonder then that hedge funds are increasingly looking to foreign exchange

The global foreign exchange (forex) market is the largest financial market in the world and, with a daily turnover of $1.5 trillion, it surpasses the world's stock and bond markets combined.

For professional short-term traders, forex has long been one of the trading instruments of choice. The main reasons for its popularity are the trading leverage available, the ultra-high market liquidity

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