Quantitative Easing
An unconventional monetary policy in which a Central Bank purchases government securities or other securities from the market with the purpose of lowering interest rates and increasing the money supply.
An unconventional monetary policy in which a Central Bank purchases government securities or other securities from the market with the purpose of lowering interest rates and increasing the money supply.
An investment approach that uses sophisticated statistical models, computer systems and data analysis to measure the optimal likelihood of a successful transaction being conducted.
The indicative market price that shows the highest bid and lowest ask price available on an asset at any time.
The second currency appearing in a currency pair quotation.