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Forex – UFXBank – Daily Outlook – 3-Feb-2010 :10-164- English

need to help Japanese banks in Tokyo?

Recently saved some money and am planning or use it to buy dollars and then convert back into yen and vice versa to make it grow. but I checked the banks (Mizuho, SMBC etc.) which have a different rate for buying and selling dollars. and I also heard Exchange about the post office. make as currency exchange rates / charges in the newspapers? or if this is not a good idea, may suggest a somewhat better? 宜しく お願い いたします.

my friend. the difference is you're witnessing what is called "lying." is a cost to the banks put in what is called interbank exchange rate. see, the banks buy and sell currencies among each other. the type of trade is known as interbank interest rate of exchange. " say, a $ 106.50 U.S. is now. the bank will sell the U.S. dollar 1@106.52 and buy for 106.48. that's right. make you pay more than you really like and buy from you less than it really worth it. in this case the spread is 0.04 yen. usually interbank dealers can operate with 0 spread. (Ie, no charge) now when banks deal with retail customers, they put a huge extension of 1.00 or 2.00 yen higher than the interbank rate. following the example I gave, if the rate U.S. interbank $ 1 = 106.50 yen, which sells a U.S. $ to 107.50 for your convenience and purchase a U.S. $ from 105.50 yen in favor, it is true, your convenience. that the way to make a profit yen for every U.S. $ to sell or buy from you. to answer your question first, the banks set this extension for, indeed, its suitability for their benefit. any benefit can be established to perform. plus the rate of exchange is not like stock prices, where there is only a centralized market price. is Over The Counter (OTC), where the banking intermediaries call each other to negotiate. There is no fixed price. some banks may be something better price on the other. Mitsubishi UFJ has spread tigheter compared with other banks. That is because they have experience in currency trading. the rates you see in newspapers or on TV, refers to the interbank rate. rates are not available to people only to bank officials and businessmen. if you want to buy at those prices, you must open a Forex Account with a Forex Brokerage. to the latter question, the purchase and sale as a retail customer can be much more expensive that trade at the interbank rate. if your goal is not to buy and maintain the currency but to "buy dollars and then converted back to yen and vice versa to grow it, then you might want to open a forex account with a brokerage firm. but a word of advice. probably I can not "grow and grow."

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