oussama94
05-28-2017, 17:32
In the Forex market, interest rate differential adjustments happen at the end of every trading
day for all **** positions. At the end of each session (5p.m. ET), all positions are closed and
then re****ed (rolled over) automatically for the next trading day, which begins just a few
minutes later, except on Friday.
At the end-of-session rollover time each day, the interest rate differential between the two
currencies is either credited or debited to your account in a cash transaction. Over the
weekend, you are credited or debited with three days’ worth of interest rate differential.
day for all **** positions. At the end of each session (5p.m. ET), all positions are closed and
then re****ed (rolled over) automatically for the next trading day, which begins just a few
minutes later, except on Friday.
At the end-of-session rollover time each day, the interest rate differential between the two
currencies is either credited or debited to your account in a cash transaction. Over the
weekend, you are credited or debited with three days’ worth of interest rate differential.