Series 3: 3.1. Foreign Exchange Futures

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3.1. Foreign Exchange Futures

Prior to 1973, the world’s currencies did not often fluctuate in value. They were generally pegged at a fixed rate to the U.S. dollar (USD), which in turn was pegged to the price of gold, set for deca

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