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The Bracket benchmarker gives its users full visibility on the exact cost of Spot and Forward transactions. It also gives users an indication how their pricing compares to other users on the platform.
FX forward points refer to the difference between the spot exchange rate (the current exchange rate) and the forward exchange rate (the agreed exchange rate for a future transaction). They are used in foreign exchange markets to adjust the spot rate to determine the forward rate for currency contracts.
Positive Forward Points: If the currency you are buying in the future has a lower interest rate than the one you are selling, forward points will be added to the spot rate, resulting in a higher forward rate.
Negative Forward Points: If the currency you are buying has a higher interest rate than the one you are selling, forward points will be subtracted from the spot rate, giving a lower forward rate.
Forward rates in the foreign exchange (FX) market can change frequently, often multiple times a day, depending on several factors. The frequency of these changes is influenced by the dynamics of the financial markets.
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No, the benchmark usage is unlimited for spot, forward and historic.
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