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How to calculate Profit & Margin on Forex Currencies ?

Facts behind the Calculations

Profit/Loss is always calculated on the last quoted currency of symbol.

Profit Calculator

Margin is always calculated on the first quoted currency of symbol.

Margin Calculator

GOLD

Symbol Description Digits Contract Size Tick Size Min. Volume Max. Volume Step Lot Calculation Profit Currency Margin Currency Initial Margin /Maintenance Margin Trading Hours (GMT+2)
XAUUSD Gold Ounce vs US Dollar 2 100 XAU 0 0.01 10 0.01 Forex USD XAU 3.0000000 01:01 - 23:58:59
Symbol Description Digits Contract Size Tick Size Min. Volume Max. Volume Step Lot Calculation Profit Currency Margin Currency Initial Margin /Maintenance Margin Trading Hours (GMT+2)
XAGUSD Silver vs US Dollar 3 5000 XAG 0 0.01 10 0.01 Forex USD XAG 15.0000000 01:01 - 23:58:59
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