Currency Books

This book offers very specific and detailed information about the unique use of technical data called market movement pattern analysis. Traders of all types and kinds rely on technical data as well as fundamental data for their decision making processes, but this book goes well beyond the standard approaches to explore a groundbreaking approach to making large amounts of profit on the foreign currency exchange markets.

While this is certainly not an easy reading book for the faint of heart or for the novice just getting acquainted with the foreign currency exchange market, Currency Competition and Foreign Exchange Markets: The Dollar, the Yen and the Euro is still an excellent resource to have in your library.

Currency Crises in Emerging Markets is a somewhat unique book on the foreign currency exchange market, bringing together a number of separate papers by separate authors to more closely examine the currency crisis experiences of the late 1990’s.

Trading Currency Cross Rates is an interesting book that focuses on a type of foreign currency exchange transaction called a cross rate. The term “cross rate” may be unfamiliar to some people, but it has been around for many years. Using cross rates as a hedging strategy has become an increasingly popular activity for foreign currency exchange market traders, so it is well worth taking the time to read and understand about the practice.

What Drives Currency Markets: The Signals You Need to Stay Ahead of the Game is an extremely valuable resource that, although dating back to its original publication in 1999, is still an excellent discussion of the key indicators and signals every investor in the foreign currency exchange market must understand and monitor.