Distinguish between 'ask price' and 'bid price' in foreign exchange.
CS Professional · Financial, Treasury and Forex Management · PYQS · June 2015
Distinguish between 'ask price' and 'bid price' in foreign exchange.
Answer & Explanation:
The Ask Price is the rate at which the foreign exchange dealer asks its customers to pay in local currency in exchange of the foreign currency. In other words, ask price is the selling rate or the offer rate and refers to the rate at which the foreign currency can be purchased from the dealer. On the other hand, the Bid price is the rate at which the dealer is ready to buy the foreign currency in exchange for the domestic currency. So, the bid price is the rate which the dealer is ready to pay in domestic currency in exchange for the foreign currency and therefore, it is the buying rate.
Topics: Forex Management
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