Fundamental Factors of Forex



The Definition if Fundamental Factors

The information that contributes to the economic well-being and the subsequent financial valuation of a company, security or currency. Analysts and investors analyze these fundamentals to develop an estimate as to whether the underlying asset is considered a worthwhile investment. By looking at the economics of a business, the balance sheet, the income statement, management and cash flow, investors are looking at a company's fundamentals, which help determine a company's health as well as its growth prospects




Important Forex Fundamental Factors


A number of key fundamental factors influence the forex market substantially and can affect both your trading system and overall success.

A number of key fundamental factors influence the forex market substantially and can affect both your trading system and overall success.



The Important Forex Fundamental Factors below:

 

·         Economic Expansion - indicators such as the Gross Domestic Product.                                Political Situation and Fiscal Policy - political stability translates into stability of the currency.

·          Monetary Policy - because of the effect of monetary policy on interest rates

·          Financial Markets - the expected performance of the financial markets denominated in a particular currency.

·         Geopolitical Factors and Wars - the foreign exchange markets tends to favor currencies of peaceful nations with a stable political climate.

This factor, which determines the movement of capital, which is closely related to currency speculation. If it were only on the export of goods and payments for current transactions, the foreign exchange rate, could have been dull and fluctuated only slightly.