At Amanah Stocks & Commodities (Pvt) Ltd, we offer a transparent and competitive commission model aligned with PMEX product categories. Below is the detailed commission and margin structure across various commodity and financial instruments:
A currency pair represents the value of one currency against another in the foreign exchange (Forex) market.
These include the most traded currencies in the world, always paired with the US Dollar (USD)
| Pair | Meaning | Nickname |
|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD | Euro / US Dollar | Fiber |
| GBP/USD | British Pound / US Dollar | Cable |
| USD/JPY | US Dollar / Japanese Yen | Ninja |
| USD/CHF | US Dollar / Swiss Franc | Swissy |
| USD/CAD | US Dollar / Canadian Dollar | Loonie |
| AUD/USD | Australian Dollar / US Dollar | Aussie |
| NZD/USD | New Zealand Dollar / US Dollar | Kiwi |
Pairs that don't include USD, but still involve major global currencies
| Pair | Meaning |
|---|---|
| EUR/GBP | Euro / British Pound |
| EUR/JPY | Euro / Japanese Yen |
| GBP/JPY | British Pound / Japanese Yen |
| AUD/NZD | Australian Dollar / New Zealand Dollar |
In each pair:
Trading Strategy
You buy if you believe the base currency will rise.
You sell if you believe the base currency will fall.
Major pairs are more stable; exotic pairs are more volatile.
Exotic pairs often have higher spreads (costs).
Currency prices are sensitive to interest rates, inflation, politics, and economic news.
