NEW
YORK, Feb. 2, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Report with
market evolution powered by AI - The global foreign exchange
market size is estimated to grow by USD
582 billion from 2025-2029, according to Technavio. The
market is estimated to grow at a CAGR of 10.6% during the forecast
period. Growing urbanization and digitalization is driving
market growth, with a trend towards 24x7 trading
opportunities for foreign exchange. However, uncertainty of
future exchange rates poses a challenge. Key market players include
Bank of America Corp., Barclays PLC, BNP Paribas SA, Citigroup
Inc., Commonwealth Bank of Australia, DBS Bank Ltd, Deutsche Bank AG,
HSBC Holdings Plc, JPMorgan Chase and Co., London Stock Exchange
Group plc, NatWest Group plc, Societe Generale SA, Standard
Chartered PLC, State Street Corp., The Bank of Nova Scotia, The Goldman Sachs Group Inc., UBS
Group AG, and XTX Markets Ltd..
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Foreign Exchange
Market Scope
|
Report
Coverage
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Details
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Base year
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2024
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Historic
period
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2019 - 2023
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Forecast
period
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2025-2029
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Growth momentum &
CAGR
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Accelerate at a CAGR of
10.6%
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Market growth
2025-2029
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USD 582
billion
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Market
structure
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Fragmented
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YoY growth 2022-2023
(%)
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9.3
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Regional
analysis
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North America, Europe,
APAC, South America, and Middle East and Africa
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Performing market
contribution
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Europe at
47%
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Key
countries
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US, UK, Canada, China,
Germany, Switzerland, Japan, India, Brazil, and UAE
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Key companies
profiled
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Bank of America Corp.,
Barclays PLC, BNP Paribas SA, Citigroup Inc., Commonwealth Bank of
Australia, DBS Bank Ltd, Deutsche Bank AG, HSBC Holdings Plc,
JPMorgan Chase and Co., London Stock Exchange Group plc, NatWest
Group plc, Societe Generale SA, Standard Chartered PLC, State
Street Corp., The Bank of Nova Scotia, The Goldman Sachs Group
Inc., UBS Group AG, and XTX Markets Ltd.
|
Market Driver
The Foreign Exchange Market, also known as Forex, is a global
market where currencies are bought and sold. Financial institutions
and non-financial customers, including individuals, retailers,
corporate institutes, and multinational corporations, participate
in this market for various reasons. Currency swaps, international
trade, interest rate differentials, monetary interventions,
speculation, investment flows, and economic indicators are some of
the trends influencing Forex. Political developments, risk
appetite, inflationary pressures, and geopolitical risks also
impact the market. Retail forex trading, international
transactions, and currency exchange services are accessible to
individuals and small businesses through modern technology and
trading platforms. Central banks, monetary policies, regulations,
and inflation are key factors affecting Forex rates. Major currency
pairs like EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and USD/JPY have high trading volume,
with interbank networks and electronic platforms ensuring
efficiency in 24-hour operations. Corporates, hedge funds, wealth
managers, and foreign exchange services offer advisory services,
trading programs, and remittance services to meet diverse needs.
Globalization of businesses, GDP growth, investor confidence,
liquidity, and economic events influence Forex market dynamics.
Financial crises and strategic corporate activities also impact the
market, with hedging strategies providing risk management
solutions. Personal finance, global commerce, international travel,
and online shopping are some areas where Forex plays a crucial
role.
The foreign exchange market operates continuously, providing
traders with the opportunity to buy and sell currencies around the
clock. This is due to the fact that trades are facilitated through
a network of computers and various international time zones. The
New York market closing does not
halt foreign exchange trading as other markets in different parts
of the world remain open. Consequently, when the USD's closing rate
is reported, it signifies the exchange rate at the New York market's closing time. Money
transactions continue globally beyond the New York market's hours, making the foreign
exchange market a dynamic, non-stop marketplace.
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Market Challenges
- The Foreign Exchange Market, also known as Forex, is a
global market where Currencies are bought and sold. It's a
significant part of the Foreign Securities Market, involving
Financial Institutions, Non-Financial Customers, and various other
players like Individuals, Retailers, Corporate Institutes, and
Hedge Funds. International Trade, Interest Rate Differentials,
Monetary Interventions, Speculation, Investment Flows, and Economic
Indicators influence Forex rates. Political Developments, Risk
Appetite, Inflationary Pressures, Retail Forex Trading, and
International Transactions are also crucial factors. Modern
Technology, Globalization of Businesses, and 24-hour Operation make
Forex accessible to Individual Investors, Small Businesses, and
Multinational Corporations dealing with Major Currency Pairs.
Currency Swaps, Monetary Policies, Regulations, and Central Banks
play a crucial role in maintaining Liquidity and Stability.
However, challenges like Terrorism Threats, Geopolitical Risks, and
Financial Crises can impact Forex trading significantly. Currency
Exchange Services, Remittance Services, and Trading Programs help
facilitate these transactions efficiently.
- In foreign trading, the exchange rate uncertainty poses a
significant risk. When a deal is finalized, the value of the
currencies involved may change before payment is received. For
instance, if a buyer agrees to pay USD525,935 for a shipment based on an exchange
rate of USD0.85 per Euro, the seller
expects to collect €600,000. However, if the Euro depreciates to
USD0.84, the seller will only receive
€592,000, resulting in a USD8,000
loss. To mitigate this risk, traders employ various hedging
strategies or lock in exchange rates at the time of
transaction.
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Segment Overview
This foreign exchange market report extensively covers market
segmentation by
- Type
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- Reporting Dealers
- Financial Institutions
- Non-financial Customers
- Trade Finance Instruments
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- Currency Swaps
- Outright Forward And FX Swaps
- FX Options
- Geography
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- North America
- Europe
- APAC
- South America
- Middle East And Africa
- Counterparty
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- Reporting Dealers
- Other Financial Institutions
- Non-Financial Customers
1.1 Reporting dealers- The foreign exchange market
is a crucial financial market where participating institutions hold
risky inventory positions during the maturity period. Liquidity
providers, who absorb imbalances in the market, are compensated
through high returns, reflecting the risk premium associated with
non-diversifiable risks. Reporting dealers, as financial entities,
provide inter-day liquidity and buy/sell currencies and OTC
derivatives for their accounts or customer demand. Liquidity is
essential due to dispersed trading and the need for immediacy, with
reporting dealers providing accurate information on future currency
movements based on order flow. Market growth is expected as dealers
with informational advantages minimize liquidity risks. Financial
institutions, including US subsidiaries and foreign branches, are
reporting dealers.
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Research Analysis
The Foreign Exchange Market, also known as Forex or FX, is a
global financial market where currencies are traded. It is the
largest and most liquid market in the world, with an average daily
trading volume surpassing USD6
trillion. Financial institutions and non-financial
customers, including individuals, retailers, corporations, and
international trade entities, participate in this market to buy,
sell, and exchange currencies. Currency swaps, where two parties
exchange principal in one currency and agree to reverse the
transaction at a later date in another currency, are common in
Forex. Interest rate differentials, monetary interventions,
speculation, investment flows, balance of payments, economic
indicators, political developments, and IoT insurance market are
some of the factors influencing currency values and trading in this
market. Banks, corporations, and interbank networks facilitate the
trading of currencies in this market. Currencies and foreign
exchange rates fluctuate based on supply and demand, with trading
volume influenced by various economic and political factors. The
Forex market plays a crucial role in facilitating international
trade and investment.
Market Research Overview
The Foreign Exchange Market, also known as Forex or FX, is a
global financial market where currencies are bought and sold. It
functions as a network of financial institutions and deals in the
buying, selling, and exchange of currencies for various reasons,
including for facilitating international trade and investments. The
market is accessible to a wide range of participants, including
financial institutions, non-financial customers, individuals,
retailers, corporate institutions, and multinational corporations.
Currency swaps, interest rate differentials, monetary
interventions, speculation, investment flows, economic indicators,
political developments, risk appetite, inflationary pressures, and
geopolitical risks are some of the factors that influence the Forex
market. Modern technology and electronic platforms have made
trading more efficient, with 24-hour operation and accessible
platforms for individual investors, small businesses, and major
corporations. Currency exchange services, remittance services, and
foreign exchange rates are essential components of the Forex
market. Major currency pairs, such as EUR/USD, USD/JPY, and
GBP/USD, dominate the market, with trading volumes reaching
billions of dollars daily. The market is influenced by various
economic events, financial crises, strategic corporate activities,
and hedging strategies. Central banks and regulations play a
crucial role in managing monetary policies and maintaining
liquidity in the market.
Table of Contents:
1 Executive Summary
2 Market Landscape
3 Market Sizing
4 Historic Market Size
5 Five Forces Analysis
6 Market Segmentation
- Type
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- Reporting Dealers
- Financial Institutions
- Non-financial Customers
- Trade Finance Instruments
-
- Currency Swaps
- Outright Forward And FX Swaps
- FX Options
- Geography
-
- North America
- Europe
- APAC
- South America
- Middle East And Africa
- Counterparty
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- Reporting Dealers
- Other Financial Institutions
- Non-Financial Customers
7 Customer Landscape
8 Geographic Landscape
9 Drivers, Challenges, and Trends
10 Company Landscape
11 Company Analysis
12 Appendix
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