What moves the currency rates?

A lot of reasons can have their hands behind the fluctuating market and currency rates, and not one or two can be blamed for any sort of rise or fall in them. Although it would not be entirely wrong to say that the Forex market business is more or less based on these fluctuations only. Traders trade in this market, purchase and sell various currencies with the expectation of making gains if the value of the exchange moves in their favor. Now this sudden movement in the market can be caused by either market news or current events all over the world, which have an effect on the demand and supply of these currencies. This law of demand and supply is what works well in this Forex market too. When the demand of a particular currency goes up, its market price also escalates as compared to the other currencies in the market. Similarly, if the demand of a particular currency goes down, traders are no longer interested in holding it back with them, and so the market price of the currency also decreases. Economic development It is quiet obvious that the traders trading in currencies and interested in exchange markets, will be equally keen and interested in knowing about the overall economic development of the countries whose currencies they hold, or are interested in buying. Every trader wants to be convinced that they economy they are about to invest in is developing with a solid and steady growth, which can be known by studying various factors such as unemployment, import and export, and the GDP statistics of a particular