Wednesday, August 11, 2010


State Bank Of Pakistan injects 120 billion overcome liquidity crunch

State Bank of Pakistan has announced Rs 120 billion to commercial ban


Forex Pakistan

Financial markets in developing countries like Pakistan and India are not as mature as in Western developed countries. Currencies of countries rather than reputation in Western countries as the liquidity and therefore not considered attractive for the Forex market profits.

For example, the U.S. dollar is involved in almost 80% of all foreign exchange transactions that occur worldwide every day. In addition to the German mark, British pound, Swiss franc, Japanese yen, among other things involved in a significant volume of transactions. A common feature in these currencies, the economies belonging to the time a well-developed and relatively stable. In developing countries internal problems such as inflation, political instability, the decline in exports may reduce the value of its currency in relation to other people.


In 2008, Pakistan's foreign exchange reserves fell dramatically affecting the exchange value of the Pakistani rupee and the request for a loan from the International Monetary Fund has been approved. Pakistani rupee appreciated in 2009, but not at previous levels. This type of international lending and foreign investment in Mexico, affecting a number of transaction and there are opportunities for profit.

Forex Trade

Fluctuations in exchange rates will always be there, in any currency other than the general rate or depreciation. One of the main reasons for the low liquidity of the coin is that the country can produce products that are wanted in other countries, especially those that produce and offer products to Pakistan. State in any country, like developing Pakistan. We must always remember that hard work to analyze trends and gather information from sources is the key to success in any investment or trade.

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