风险声明:差价合约(CFD)是属于复杂的投资产品,因杠杆而存在快速亏损的高度风险。
交易前您应衡量是否了解差价合约以及是否能够承担发生亏损的高风险。
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交易术语
"术语交易"指交易者运用预定义的术语体系、概念框架及行业指标进行决策的策略类型,涵盖专业术语、金融指标与分析工具,助您高效驾驭市场。
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Inflation
The increasing percentage of prices for goods and services over time, reducing the purchasing power of currency.
Initial Jobless Claims
Initial Jobless Claims count new applications for unemployment insurance in the United States. The figure is released every week, making it one of the fastest labour-market reports. A sustained rise may suggest that layoffs are increasing. A low number usually points to fewer people newly losing work. One unusual week can be affected by holidays, storms, strikes, or delays in processing applications, so the four-week average is often more useful. Continuing claims are reported separately and cover people who remain on benefits after their first application.
Initial margin
The minimum amount of money or collateral required to open a position.
Initial margin requirement
The initial margin requirement is the amount a trader must provide before opening certain leveraged or derivative positions. It acts as security against possible losses. A futures position worth $50,000 may require only a few thousand dollars in initial margin, depending on the contract and current market risk. The amount is set by the exchange, clearing house, or broker and may change when volatility rises. Initial margin is not the maximum amount that can be lost. Once the position is open, the account must also continue meeting the maintenance-margin requirement.
Initial Public Offering (IPO)
The first time a private company puts its shares up for sale, also known as “going public”.
Inside bar
An inside bar forms when one price bar stays completely within the high and low of the bar before it. The earlier, wider bar is often called the mother bar. The smaller range shows a pause in movement, since neither buyers nor sellers pushed the market beyond the previous boundaries. Some traders watch for a later break above or below the mother bar. The inside bar itself does not identify which direction will win. It can appear during a trend, near a turning point, or simply because trading became quiet for one period.
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