7.5 trillion dollars daily trading in the “Forex” markets

The world is witnessing an accelerated digital transformation that reshapes the economic and investment scene, as technology has become the main driver of growth and innovation in various sectors. Reports indicate that the market value of the global financial markets exceeded 120 trillion dollars, with the registration of daily trading in the Forex markets exceeding $ 7.5 trillion, which reflects the huge volume of this market and its pivotal role in the global economy. Also, traditional financial markets, such as global stock exchanges, record a monthly trading of more than 40 trillion dollars, while the digital assets sector is rapidly growing with a daily trading volume exceeding $ 100 billion, driven by the high demand for cryptocurrencies and alternative investments.

“The year 2024 was one of the most prominent years of financial markets and commodities in recent years, as records of records of many indicators and assets were the most prominent of which was the main indicators on the American Stock Exchange, gold prices, a currency with encoding, and other signs and prices. At the level of political and military events during the year on the performance of the markets, the most prominent of which was Donald Trump’s victory in the US presidential elections, in addition to being affected by several other economic factors such as the current race towards reducing interest in a number of major central banks.

For his part, Wael Rashid, Director of Development at Evest, stressed: “The cryptocurrency markets have witnessed a significant decline in prices, as many major digital currencies lost part of their value. This decline is due to the increasing concern among investors, who are now avoiding risk in light of the continuous global trade turmoil. It coincides with this decline in prices, the occurrence of a wave of sale in the market. This is due to the escalation of commercial turmoil The global, especially with US President Donald Trump continues to implement his protective agenda against many countries, including China, Canada and Mexico.