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Applies mainly to international equities. Currency in which gains or losses from operating an international portfolio are measured.
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The currency whose value is "one" whenever a quote is made between two currencies.
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The base currency, or denominator, is the first in a currency pair, the second currency is the quoted currency. The value of the quoted currency is expressed in terms of one unit of the base currency. In euro/dollar, for example, the value of the dollar is quoted or expressed in terms of one euro. With Canadian dollar/U.S. dollar, the value of the [..]
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Definition The first currency in a currency pair. In a currency exchange, the exchange rate is quoted as the units of one currency in terms of a single unit of a base currency. For example, in a curre [..]
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The currency whose value is "one" whenever a quote is made between two currencies.
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In foreign exchange trading, currencies are always quoted in currency pairs, with the first currency in the pair being called the base currency. Other currencies are then quoted against the base curre [..]
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The currency against whose value an exchange rate quote is made between two currencies. For example, if the French Franc is trading at 4.85 French Francs per Dollar, the Dollar would be the base curre [..]
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Also know as default currency. The primary currency in which a company does business and reporting. For financial accounting, a company must have a base currency defined.
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The currency whose value is "one" whenever a quote is made between two currencies. 
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The currency you initially deposited or invested in (in a Dual Currency Placement).
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means the currency chosen as the settlement currency between Fulton Bank and its customer. Unless otherwise indicated, our base currency is always U.S. dollars.
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The currency used as the base to quote a pair. For instance in the EURUSD pair, the EUR is the base currency, in the USDJPY, the USD is the base.
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The first currency in a currency pair. The value of the base currency is set at 1 in a quote and the price at which the two currencies can be exchanged is reflected in the quote currency. For example, [..]
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The currency that forming the base of a quotation. E.g. Sterling is the base currency in the dollar/pound rate.
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The currency used as the base to quote a pair. For instance in the EURUSD pair, the EUR is the base currency, in the USDJPY, the USD is the base.
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Currency in which gains or losses from an international portfolio are measured.
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Applies mainly to international equities. Currency in which gains or losses from operating an international portfolio are measured.
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