Looking back, since the 1900s, there have been several financial crisis events in history. …
The foreign exchange market refers to a trading market involving banks and other financial institutions, proprietary dealers and large transnational enterprises, connected through intermediaries or telecommunications systems, and trading in various currencies. …
A futures is a standardised tradable contract on a commodity or financial instrument. The underlying may be a commodity such as agricultural products, crude oil, gold or a financial instrument. …
Every time a financial crisis breaks out, there is a depression in all industries, a large number of workers are laid off and people's livelihoods wither away. …
Debt is a monetary debt that a bank is trusted to assume and will be paid by assets or capital. Deposits and derivative deposits are the main liabilities of banks, accounting for more than 80% of the source of funds. In addition, inter-bank deposits, interbank deposits, borrowed or borrowed money or issued bonds also constitute liabilities of banks. …