NationMaster - Encyclopedia: Foreign exchange

In telecommunications, Foreign exchange service is a type of network service.
Foreign student exchange is a school program.
In finance, Foreign exchange means Currencies, such as U.S. Dollars and Euro's. These are traded on Foreign exchange markets

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Categories: Disambiguation In telecommunication, a foreign exchange service (FX) is a network-provided service in which a telephone in a given local exchange area is connected, via a private line, to a central office in another, exchange, rather than the local exchange areas central office. ... It has been suggested that this article or section be merged with student exchange. ... The currency market or foreign exchange market is the market where one currency is traded for another. ...

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Foreign Exchange - Federal Reserve Bank of New York (393 words)
	As a matter of convention, the dollar-yen exchange rate is expressed in yen per dollar.
	The Foreign Exchange Commitee releases the Survey of North American Foreign Exchange Volume for the April 2007 reporting period.
	The trade-weighted exchange rates constructed for the aggregate U.S. economy do not always capture the changes in industry competitive conditions induced by movements in specific bilateral exchange rates.

AllRefer.com - foreign exchange (Money, Banking, And Investment) - Encyclopedia (288 words)
	foreign exchange, methods and instruments used to adjust the payment of debts between two nations that employ different currency systems.
	The rate of exchange is the price in local currency of one unit of foreign currency and is determined by the relative supply and demand of the currencies in the foreign exchange market.
	The chief demand for foreign exchange within a country comes from importers of foreign goods, purchasers of foreign securities, government agencies purchasing goods and services abroad, and travelers.

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