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The exchange of one currency for another currency, dollars (USD) for Japanese yen (JPY), is the basic definition of foreign exchange. There are two different types of quotations: | The exchange of one currency for another currency, dollars (USD) for Japanese yen (JPY), is the basic definition of foreign exchange. There are two different types of quotations: | ||
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The exchange of one currency for another currency, dollars (USD) for Japanese yen (JPY), is the basic definition of foreign exchange. There are two different types of quotations:
- Indirect quotation - The price of a national currency expressed in terms of one unit of a foreign currency
- Quoting Japanese yen at a rate of 110
- 1 USD = 110.00 JPY
- Direct quotation - The value of one unit of national currency in terms of the foreign currency
- Quoting USD at a rate of .009091
- 1 JPY = .009091 USD.