What are Pips and How do they work in Forex Trading?

 

Introduction to PIPS

The unit of measurement used by forex traders to describe the slightest change in value between two currencies is called a “PIP,” which stands for Point in Percentage. In a normal forex quotation, this is indicated as a change of one digit in the fourth decimal place.

For example, if the price of EUR/USD changes from 1.1402 to 1.1403, this would be a one pip or ‘point’ shift.

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Example of a pip purchasing EUR/USD using the quotation

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However, not all currency rates are shown in this manner; a noteworthy example is the Japanese Yen. Continue reading for additional information on pip use in forex trading, including examples from a few key currency pairings.

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