👉 The bank fluid, often referred to as the interbank market or foreign exchange market, is a global network where banks and financial institutions trade currencies and other financial instruments. This market operates continuously, facilitating the exchange of currencies between different countries to meet the diverse and fluctuating needs of international trade, investment, and financial transactions. Banks act as intermediaries, providing liquidity and managing risks associated with currency conversions, while market participants such as central banks, hedge funds, and multinational corporations engage in buying, selling, and hedging currency positions to optimize their financial outcomes. The bank fluid is crucial for maintaining global economic stability and facilitating international commerce.
