Exchange Currency

micro lot

1,000 units of the base currency used in a forex trade contract (sometimes referred to as 0.01). The base currency is always the first currency quoted in a pair, for example USD/EUR uses US dollars as the base currency. It offers the investors more flexibility and less risk when dealing in small increments as opposed to standard or mini-lots.

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