The bid-ask spread in retail currency exchange refers to the difference between the prices a
market maker is willing to buy and sell a specific currency pair. It represents the cost of trading and is influenced by factors such as liquidity, volatility, and the size of the transaction.
6 answers
Ilaria
Thu Jan 16 2025
This spread serves as a profit margin for dealers in the retail currency exchange.
Michele
Thu Jan 16 2025
In the retail currency exchange market, dealers provide two distinct exchange rates.
IncheonBeauty
Thu Jan 16 2025
Wide spreads are a significant issue in the retail currency exchange market.
BitcoinWarrior
Thu Jan 16 2025
The bid price is the rate offered by dealers to buy a currency from customers.
ShintoBlessing
Thu Jan 16 2025
Conversely, the ask price is the rate they charge customers to sell a currency.