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The Forex Market as We Know It Today Turns 50.

The Foreign Exchange market, as we know it today, is 50 years old. In 1971, due to fears of recession, high unemployment and most significantly the worry over rising inflation and higher prices, the then US President, Richard Nixon, unilaterally removed the USD from the Gold Standard, preventing overseas governments and investors from swapping US dollars for gold at fixed rates.

This eventually led to the floating exchange rate system we enjoy today. At the time the US inflation rate was 5.84% and unemployment was running at 6.1%.

1979.

Energy Crisis / 3 Mile Island: Crude oil prices rose by over 9%, following the Iranian Revolution & disruption of supplies, which undermined sentiment following an accident at Three Mile Island nuclear reactor in the USA.

European Monetary System: Most nations of the EEC linked their currencies to prevent large fluctuations relative to one another.

The Sub-Prime Mortgage inspired Great Financial Recession.

2008-9.

The Lehman Moment, huge job losses, home repossessions and the Euro debt crisis.

The birth of Bitcoin.

2022.

Swiss Franc Black Swan - Switzerland removed the floor of 1.2000 EURCHF, the pair dropped thousands of pips within a minute. It was the largest single-day move in any currency since the Nixon Shock in 1971.

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