Currency volatility measures the rate at which exchange rates fluctuate, reflecting market uncertainty and economic shifts. Traders and multinational corporations use it to hedge risks, price contracts, and identify arbitrage opportunities. Investors benefit through forex speculation, while exporters gain from favorable swings. However, importers and central banks face challenges, making volatility a double-edged sword in global finance.
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