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En el mercado spot forex, las operaciones deben ser liquidadas en dos días hábiles. Si un comerciante vende 100.000 euros el martes, el comerciante debe entregar 100.000 euros el jueves, a menos que la posición se remite. Como servicio a nuestros comerciantes, FOREXYARD automáticamente transfiere todas las posiciones abiertas a la siguiente fecha de liquidación a las 5:00 pm hora de Nueva York. El rollover implica el intercambio de la posición que se mantiene para una posición que expira la siguiente fecha de liquidación. Las posiciones que se intercambian normalmente no se valoran al mismo precio. La diferencia en la cantidad varía grandemente basado en el par de la modernidad, el diferencial de la tarifa de interés entre las dos monedas, y fluctúa día a día con el movimiento de precios. Para posiciones abiertas a las 5.00 pm EST hay un rollover diario (pago de intereses) que usted paga por una posición abierta dependiendo de su nivel de margen establecido y posición en el mercado. Si no desea ganar o pagar intereses sobre sus posiciones, simplemente asegúrese de que estén cerradas a las 5.00 pm EST, el fin establecido del día de mercado.

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Qué es Rollover? Rollover es el interés pagado o ganado por mantener una posición durante la noche. Cada divisa tiene una tasa de interés asociada a ella, y porque la divisa se negocia en pares, cada comercio implica no sólo dos (2) monedas diferentes, pero sus dos (2) tipos de interés diferentes. Si la tasa de interés de la divisa que compró es mayor que la tasa de interés de la moneda que usted vendió, entonces usted ganará rollover (rollo positivo). Si el tipo de interés de la divisa que compró es inferior al tipo de interés de la moneda que ha vendido, entonces pagará rollover (rol negativo). Rollover puede agregar un costo adicional significativo o beneficio para su comercio.

Rollover Ejemplos Al comprar el par EUR / USD, está comprando el Euro y vendiendo el Dólar Americano para pagarlo. Si la tasa de interés del euro es del 4,00%, y la tasa de los EE. UU. es del 2,25%, usted está comprando la moneda con la tasa de interés más alta, y obtendrá rollover (alrededor de 1,75% sobre una base anual). Si vende el par EUR / USD, está vendiendo la moneda con la tasa de interés más baja, y pagará rollover (aproximadamente 1,75% sobre una base anual), ya que está pagando la tasa de interés del euro y ganando la tasa de interés de EE. UU.

Una de las estrategias de forex más populares en el siglo XXI ha sido el Carry Trade. El Carry Trade aprovecha tanto las diferencias en las tasas de interés entre los países como el alto apalancamiento disponible del mercado de divisas. * * El apalancamiento puede aumentar dramáticamente sus ganancias y pérdidas. El comercio de divisas con un nivel alto o incluso moderado de apalancamiento puede no ser adecuado para todos los inversores.

Cuándo se reserva el rollover? 5:00 PM en Nueva York se considera el principio y final del día de la negociación de divisas. Cualquier posición que esté abierta a las 5:00 PM ET fuerte se considera que se llevará a cabo durante la noche, y están sujetos a rollover. Una posición abierta a las 5:01 PM no está sujeta a un rollover hasta el día siguiente, mientras que una posición abierta a las 4:59 PM está sujeta a un rollover a las 5:00 PM.

Un crédito o débito para cada posición abierta a las 5:00 PM aparece en su cuenta en una hora y se aplica directamente al saldo de su cuenta.

Fines de semana y días festivos La mayoría de los bancos de todo el mundo están cerrados los sábados y domingos, por lo que no hay rollover en estos días, pero la mayoría de los bancos siguen aplicando interés por esos dos días. Para tener en cuenta eso, el mercado de divisas registra tres (3) días de rollover los miércoles, lo que hace un típico rollover del miércoles tres veces (3x) la cantidad el martes. No hay rollover en vacaciones, pero un día extra de rollover se reserva dos (2) días hábiles antes de la fiesta. Por lo general, rollover vacaciones sucede si alguna de las monedas negociadas tiene una gran fiesta. Por lo tanto, el Día de la Independencia en Estados Unidos, el 4 de julio, cierra los bancos estadounidenses, y un día extra de rollover se agrega a las 5:00 PM del 1 de julio para todos los pares de dólares estadounidenses.

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Qué es Rollover?

Rollover es el interés pagado o ganado por mantener una posición durante la noche. Cada moneda tiene una tasa de interés asociada a ella, y porque la divisa se negocia en pares, cada comercio implica no sólo dos monedas diferentes, pero sus dos tipos de interés diferentes. Si la tasa de interés de la divisa que compró es mayor que la tasa de interés de la moneda que usted vendió, entonces usted ganará rollover (rollo positivo). Si el tipo de interés de la divisa que compró es inferior al tipo de interés de la moneda que ha vendido, entonces pagará rollover (rol negativo). Rollover puede agregar un costo adicional significativo o beneficio para su comercio.

La estación de comercio de FXCM calcula e informa automáticamente todo el rollover para usted.

Ejemplos de rollover?

Cuando compres el par EUR / USD, estás comprando el euro y vendiendo el dólar de los Estados Unidos para pagarlo. Si la tasa de interés del euro es del 4,00% y la del tipo de los Estados Unidos es de 2,25%, está comprando la divisa con la tasa de interés más alta y obtendrá un rollover - aproximadamente 1,75% sobre una base anual. Si vende el par EUR / USD, está vendiendo la divisa con el tipo de interés más alto y pagará un rollover - alrededor del 1,75% sobre una base anual, ya que está pagando la tasa de interés del euro y ganando la tasa de interés de los Estados Unidos.

Una de las estrategias de forex más populares en el siglo XXI ha sido el "Carry Trade". El "Carry Trade" aprovecha las diferencias en las tasas de interés entre los países y el alto apalancamiento disponible del mercado de divisas.

Cuándo se reserva el rollover?

5 p. m. en Nueva York se considera el comienzo y el final del día de la negociación de divisas. Se considera que todas las posiciones abiertas a las 5 de la madrugada se mantienen durante la noche y están sujetas a vuelco. Una posición abierta a las 5:01 p. m. no está sujeta a vuelco hasta el día siguiente, mientras que una posición abierta a las 4:59 p. m. está sujeta a rollover a las 5 p. m.

Un crédito o débito para cada puesto abierto a las 5 p. m. aparece en su cuenta en una hora y se aplica directamente al saldo de su cuenta.

Fines de semana y festivos

La mayoría de los proveedores de liquidez (que incluyen bancos globales, instituciones financieras, corredores de bolsa y otros creadores de mercado) en todo el mundo están cerrados los sábados y domingos, por lo que no hay rollover en estos días, pero la mayoría de los proveedores de liquidez siguen aplicando intereses por esos dos días. Para tener en cuenta eso, el mercado de divisas reserva tres días de rollover los miércoles, lo que hace un típico rollover del miércoles tres veces la cantidad el martes. No hay rollover los días festivos, pero un día extra de rollover dos días hábiles antes de las vacaciones. Por lo general, rollover vacaciones sucede si alguna de las monedas negociadas tiene una gran fiesta. Por lo tanto, el Día de la Independencia en Estados Unidos, el 4 de julio, cierra a los proveedores de liquidez estadounidenses, y un día adicional de rollover se agrega a las 5 p. m. el 1 de julio para todos los pares de dólares estadounidenses.

Dónde se muestra el rollover?

FXCM sigue de cerca y muestra claramente las tasas de rollover. Por favor, tenga en cuenta que las tasas de interés son proporcionadas a FXCM por múltiples proveedores de liquidez. Se hace todo lo posible para mostrar las tasas de renovación un día antes de que se publiquen en su cuenta. Sin embargo, en tiempos de extrema volatilidad del mercado, las tasas pueden cambiar intradía.

A continuación se muestra un ejemplo de las tasas de renovación en la estación de negociación. Puede ver las tasas de renovación de hoy abriendo una cuenta de demostración.

Para ver las tarifas de hoy, use la vista Tarifas de negociación simple. Haga clic en la pestaña Tarifas de negociación simple en la parte superior de la ventana Tarifas de negociación. Las tasas de renovación para todos los pares de divisas se encuentran en las columnas Roll S y Roll B. Roll S le mostrará cuánto rollover pagará o ganará si vende 1 porción del par de divisas (y tiene la posición abierta a las 5 p. m.). Si el número mostrado es negativo, usted paga esa cantidad. Si el número es positivo, usted gana esa cantidad. El monto mostrado se denomina en la moneda utilizada por la cuenta, lo que significa que si la cuenta de operaciones es en dólares de los Estados Unidos, el monto de la transferencia se muestra en dólares estadounidenses.

Las tasas de renovación y las políticas varían de un agente a otro?

Sí. Además de nuestra política de transparencia en el rollover de la información, FXCM puede pasar a las tasas de rollover atractivas de sus clientes en ambos lados de cada par de divisas, debido al volumen de negociación nocional promedio que FXCM genera a los proveedores de liquidez con los que trata.

1 Proveedores de liquidez: Los proveedores de liquidez incluyen bancos globales, instituciones financieras, corredores de bolsa y otros fabricantes de mercado.

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En esta lección vamos a cubrir Rollover. Comenzaremos explicando el concepto de rollover y luego pasaremos a un ejemplo de cómo se calcula. Le mostraremos cómo aprovechar el rollover, ya que muchos comerciantes exitosos lo hacen una parte integral de su estrategia comercial.

Rollover es el interés pagado o ganado por mantener una posición durante la noche. El tipo de interés objetivo asociado a cada moneda (generalmente establecido por el Banco Central de esa moneda) se muestra en la página principal de Dailyfx. com. Aquí hay un ejemplo:

Como cubrimos en la lectura de una cotización de la divisa. Cada vez que tome una posición de FX usted está comprando una moneda y la venta en la otra. Su posición, por lo tanto, ganará la tasa de interés de la moneda que ha comprado, y usted deberá la tasa de interés de la moneda que usted vendió. La diferencia neta se acreditará en su cuenta o se le cobrará de su cuenta todos los días en rollover, que es la hora de EE. UU. Es importante tener en cuenta que el vuelco sólo se produce en posiciones que se mantienen abiertas a las 5 pm Hora del Este. Si cierra un comercio antes del tiempo de renovación o lo abre después del tiempo de refinanciación, no se pagará ni se le debe ningún interés.

Vamos a pasar por un ejemplo en un poco, pero para hacer las cosas simples, la cantidad de rollover que se paga o ganó por cada par se puede ver en la ventana de tarifas de negociación de la estación de operaciones. "Roll S" es la cantidad que usted ganará o debe por cada lote si ha vendido el par. "Roll B" es la cantidad que usted ganará o debe por cada lote si ha comprado el par.

Echemos un vistazo a un ejemplo.

Cuando usted compra el par AUD / USD, está comprando el dólar australiano, y vendiendo el dólar estadounidense.

Aquí está la matemática:

En este ejemplo, estamos comprando una porción de 10k de AUD / USD en una cuenta basada en dólares estadounidenses. Así que vamos a ganar un 3% anual en 10,000 AUD. Esto sale a 300 AUD por año. Para determinar el valor de rollover de un día dividiremos por 365, lo que nos da 0.82 AUD de interés por día.

En el otro lado del comercio, somos cortos aproximadamente $ 8,800 USD (la tarifa de AUD / USD es 0.8780 en el momento de la escritura). Para este lado del comercio, le debemos 0,25% a los dólares de los EE. UU. que somos cortos. Tan 8,800 * 0,0025 es $ 22 los EEUU. Divide eso por 365, y obtendrá $ 0.06.

Ahora sabemos que si compramos un 10k mucho de AUD / USD ganaremos 0.82 AUD y debemos $ 0.06 USD. Para compensar estos dos juntos, primero convertiremos los 0,82 AUD a USD Dollars. Para ello simplemente multiplicamos por 0,8780 (la actual tasa de AUD / USD Spot) que nos lleva a $ 0,72 US.

$ 0.72- $ 0.06 = $ 0.66. Por lo tanto, de acuerdo a nuestras matemáticas, debemos ganar alrededor de $ 0.66 dólares por día para comprar un 10k mucho de AUD / USD. Vayamos a la plataforma de negociación y veamos lo que se enumera en el rollo B.

Podemos ver aquí que muestra 0.49 junto a RollB. Por qué no coincide? La razón es que las tasas de interés que usamos en nuestro ejemplo: 3% para el Dólar de la UA y 0,25% para el Dólar de EE. UU., son simplemente las tasas objetivo establecidas por los bancos centrales de esos países. Los participantes en el mercado (es decir, los bancos) determinarán dónde deben estar los tipos reales de préstamos y depósitos a un día. Por lo tanto, por desgracia, nuestro cálculo y este ejemplo aquí es sólo para ayudar a entender el vuelco conceptualmente. Hacer el cálculo basado en las tasas objetivo nunca le llevará al valor de refinanciamiento exacto que se cobra o se gana, pero es un buen ejercicio para entender cómo funciona el refinanciamiento.

La siguiente pregunta que muchos comerciantes preguntan es "por qué nos cobran más de lo que podemos ganar en rollover?" Usted puede ver aquí otra vez que si estamos de largo AUD / USD ganaremos $ 0.49, pero si somos cortos que vamos a Debe $ 1.07. La respuesta es que los bancos introducen un diferencial sobre las tasas de interés. Ellos nos pagarán un poco menos que la tarifa de la noche a la mañana cuando les prestamos, y nos cobrarán un poco más que la tarifa de una noche que nos prestamos de ellos. El resultado final es que, por desgracia, los comerciantes siempre se cobran más de lo que ganamos cuando se trata de rollover (Esto también es por qué Roll S y Roll B pueden ser negativos a veces).

Eso no niega el poderoso impacto que el rollover puede tener en una estrategia comercial. Algunos comerciantes sólo entrarán en posiciones que les permitan ganar en rollover.

Vayamos a la vista Tasas de negociación simple y veamos qué par de divisas nos paga la mayoría de la transferencia.

Podemos ver aquí que va un corto 10k mucho de GBP / AUD nos paga $ 0.81 por día en rollover. Eso puede no sonar como mucho, pero funciona a $ 295.65 de interés al año que vamos a ganar. Y ese interés se gana incluso si el par no mueve un solo pip. También teniendo en cuenta que sólo pudimos haber publicado alrededor del 1% o menos en el margen para mantener ese comercio, $ 295 es un porcentaje significativo de retorno. La celebración de una posición a largo plazo para recoger el diferencial de la tasa de interés se conoce como un "carry trade", y es una de las estrategias más populares en el mercado.

Ahora tenemos que tener en cuenta que un carry trade ciertamente no es libre de riesgos. La tasa spot en sí misma, por supuesto, fluctúa, y que puede trabajar a favor o en contra de nosotros. Además, las tasas de interés a menudo cambian y la cantidad que usted gana o debe cada día por lo tanto, también cambiará. Así que si usted va a ser un comerciante de llevar, asegúrese de permanecer en la parte superior de los movimientos de la tasa de interés y el sentimiento.

Una cosa importante a tener en cuenta es el miércoles Rollover. Esto puede ser un poco confuso, así que no te preocupes si no lo consigues enseguida.

FX es generalmente un mercado deliverable de dos días. Eso significa que las posiciones se liquidarán 2 días desde que se abren. Miércoles a las 5pm, las posiciones se pasan a las posiciones del jueves. Estas posiciones se resolverían técnicamente el sábado. Los bancos están cerrados el sábado, por lo que en su lugar pasan el fin de semana hasta el lunes. Así que el corto de él, es que el rollover del miércoles es típicamente 3 días de interés. No se aplica rollover a posiciones que se mantienen abiertas los sábados y domingos. Las vacaciones también pueden afectar el programa de renovación. Puede consultar fácilmente los días festivos especiales y cómo afectan el rollover en nuestro Calendario de Rollover actualizado con regularidad.

Así que eso cubre rollover y cómo se calcula. Espero que ahora entienda un poco sobre cómo aprovecharlo también.

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Comprender los créditos y los débitos de la transferencia de Forex

Las operaciones realizadas con corredores en el mercado de divisas al contado (forex of FX), están sujetas a recibir intereses o intereses debitados, si las posiciones se mantienen durante la noche. Esto se conoce como rollover interés. Este artículo explicará por qué ocurre el vuelco y cómo los comerciantes pueden beneficiarse (o entender los débitos) de él. También vamos a echar un vistazo a las consideraciones fiscales de los intereses de vuelco.

Tutorial: Forex Qué es Rollover interés? Los intereses de rollover se pagan o se cargan a los comerciantes que tienen posiciones de divisas abiertas a las 5 p. m. EST cada día que el comercio está abierto. Las operaciones abiertas antes de las 5 de la madrugada EST y mantenidas hasta después de este tiempo, se consideran celebradas durante la noche y, por lo tanto, están sujetas a crédito o débito de intereses, dependiendo de la posición que el operador tenga abierta.

Si un crédito o débito se aplica a la cuenta del comerciante se determina por la moneda del país que el comerciante compró o vendió en relación con la moneda de otro país. Todas las monedas operan en pares. Lo que significa que la moneda de un país es siempre relativa a la moneda de otro país. Un ejemplo de esto es el EUR / USD. Por lo tanto, el monto de los intereses recibidos por el comerciante, por la celebración de la par EUR / USD durante la noche, se determinará por la diferencia en los tipos de interés que prevalecen en cada lugar cuando ocurre el vuelco.

En la mayoría de los casos, los corredores de divisas de venta al por menor pasan automáticamente por encima de las operaciones. Los corredores minoristas hacen esto para evitar que los comerciantes, la mayoría de los cuales son especuladores. De tener que entregar la moneda real a la parte en el otro lado del comercio. Asentamiento. Que es el día que el comerciante tendría que entregar la moneda real a la persona en el lado opuesto de la operación, es de dos días después de que la transacción tuvo lugar. Con los corredores de rodar sobre posiciones, los oficios pueden dejarse abiertas sin la entrega real de todo el valor de la posición de la moneda que tiene lugar. Si no se produjo un vuelco, el comerciante tendría que entregar el valor nominal de la moneda. Esto se debe a que el mercado de divisas es donde se negocian los contratos en los que una moneda se intercambia por otra; Esto será entregado en dos días hábiles. (Para obtener más información sobre liquidación y otros temas de divisas, eche un vistazo a nuestra Tabla de prácticas de Forex.

Los intereses de reinversión se pagan o se adeudan en función del valor total del comercio y no simplemente del margen utilizado para el comercio. Por ejemplo, si un comerciante está sosteniendo un lote de EUR / USD, se le acreditarán o debitarán intereses por $ 100,000 (el valor total de un lote), y no sólo el margen puesto para el comercio.

También es importante tener en cuenta que el rollover no es un cargo por el uso de apalancamiento. Es un error común que si el rollover es debitado de un comerciante éste es el coste del apalancamiento que un corredor proporcionó para este comerciante. Este no es el caso. El débito o crédito se basa en la diferencia entre las tasas de interés de los países involucrados en el par de divisas que el comerciante mantiene.

Créditos y débitos a la cuenta de negociación Los créditos o débitos, en interés, se pagan en función de la moneda, el par de divisas que el comerciante ha comprado y si la moneda de ese país tiene una tasa de interés más alta o más baja. Por ejemplo, si un comerciante compra el par USD / JPY, lo que significa que compran el dólar y venden el yen japonés, y el dólar tiene una tasa de interés más alta (2%) que el yen (0,5%), entonces el comerciante será Acreditaron el diferencial de tipos de interés - aproximadamente 1,5% al año (sin apalancamiento). Si el comerciante vende el USD / JPY, lo que significa que venden el dólar y compra el yen, entonces se les debitará el diferencial de tasas de interés entre los dos países. (Conozca los factores que influyen en las tasas de interés en las Fuerzas Detrás de los Tipos de Interés).

En pocas palabras, a un comerciante se le pagará un interés cada día que posea la moneda que devenga intereses más altos, o se le cobrará cada día que posea la moneda con menor interés. Las tasas de interés de los países están determinadas por una serie de factores económicos y cambian con el tiempo.

Debido a que los bancos de todo el mundo generalmente están cerrados el sábado y el domingo, el interés para estos días se aplica el miércoles. Esto significa que si un comercio se deja abierto el miércoles y se celebra después de las 5 p. m. EST, ese comercio será acreditado o debitado por un extra de dos días de interés.

Los corredores hacen automáticamente todo esto para los comerciantes. Un crédito o débito simplemente se mostrará en la cuenta para cada puesto que estaba abierto a las 5 p. m. EST. Esto podría ocurrir a través de un débito o crédito en la cuenta del comerciante, normalmente bajo un rollover o rollover. También puede ser debitado o acreditado a un comerciante a través de un ajuste en el precio de entrada.

Aprovechamiento de rollover El rollover de recepción es un flujo de ingresos adicional por encima de las ganancias de capital regulares. Por esta razón, las operaciones se pueden establecer no sólo para aprovechar las ganancias de capital, sino también los ingresos por intereses. Los comerciantes del día pueden permitir que las posiciones se mantengan abiertas ligeramente más largas para ganar el ingreso de interés, si son largas una tasa de interés más alta teniendo la moneda. Además, los comerciantes de swing y los inversores pueden decidir sólo tomar posiciones a más largo plazo en pares de divisas, donde pueden ser largas la tasa de interés más alto teniendo moneda.

Además, si un comerciante espera que un par de divisas se mantenga relativamente plano para el año, o terminar el año en torno a los valores actuales, pueden aprovechar el diferencial de tasas de interés en las monedas, y hacer una ganancia hermosa, si de hecho las monedas Se quedan alrededor del mismo valor (esto también supone que las tasas de interés no cambian). Si un inversor va a lo largo de la EUR / JPY creyendo que va a cerrar el año en aproximadamente el mismo valor, pueden hacer un gran beneficio mediante el uso de forex mercado de apalancamiento. Una ganancia del 2% debido al diferencial de la tasa de interés podría significar un retorno del 20% si se utiliza el apalancamiento 10: 1. Esto también significa que el inversor podría perder un 2% (o un 20% o más si es apalancado a este nivel o superior) simplemente manteniendo la moneda con menor interés durante un año.

Consideraciones fiscales Rollover interés es muy similar al interés pagado a un saldo de la cuenta bancaria. Por lo tanto, el refinanciamiento se grava como ingreso por intereses, y se debe mantener un registro separado de las ganancias de capital con fines impositivos. Los corredores muestran el interés recibido y cargado en las declaraciones de actividades comerciales en línea.

El rollover de fondo es el interés que se debita o se acredita a las cuentas de un comerciante cuando las posiciones se llevan a cabo después de las 5 p. m. EST. Si el interés se acredita depende de si el comerciante es largo el tipo de interés más alto teniendo la moneda. Si lo son, recibirán un crédito; Si no, recibirán un débito. El cambio de rollo se realiza automáticamente y no se requiere nada al comerciante excepto para realizar el seguimiento de los intereses por separado para fines fiscales (que se enumeran en los informes de la cuenta). Rollover se calcula sobre el valor total de la posición, y, por lo tanto, puede proporcionar beneficios adicionales para el comerciante o causar una disminución de los beneficios, o el aumento de las pérdidas. (Para obtener más información, consulte Introducción a las tasas de cambio de divisas y flotas y fijas.)

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Forex Rollover Consideraciones

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El diferencial de tipos de interés entre un par de monedas puede ser su mejor amigo o su peor enemigo cuando el comercio de divisas, ya que afecta a las tasas de refinanciación de divisas.

Los refinanciamientos de Forex afectan a casi cualquier operador que ocupe posiciones durante la noche y pueden tener un impacto especialmente fuerte en una estrategia de carry trade (más información).

Además, este importante efecto de la tasa de interés se magnifica en pares de divisas que tienen un alto diferencial de tasas de interés entre las monedas involucradas.

En las siguientes secciones se describirán los aspectos básicos de los traspasos de divisas, incluyendo cómo funcionan y la importancia de los spreads de swap (obtener más información).

Conceptos básicos de Rollover de Forex

La mayoría de los comerciantes de divisas que ocupan posiciones de la noche a la mañana se han encontrado con el rollover. Desde la perspectiva de un comerciante forex personal, este evento diario suele ocurrir automáticamente en muchos corredores de divisas en línea si una posición se celebra a las 5 pm hora de Nueva York.

En general, tales posiciones de noche se acreditarán pips si el comerciante es largo la moneda de alta tasa de interés, pero cotizó pips si el comerciante es corto la moneda de alta tasa de interés.

Los comerciantes que tienen posiciones en el tiempo de rollover normalmente encontrarán que sus posiciones serán pips cargados o pips acreditados automáticamente cuando son rodados de la fecha de valor spot al siguiente día hábil por su corredor.

Forex Rollover Mecánica

La mecánica real de un rollover implica un intercambio de divisas en el que la posición está cerrada por su fecha de valor spot original y luego reabierto en una fecha de valor un día hábil adicional en el futuro.

Además, los miércoles, cuando la fecha de valor de su posición suele ser rodada de viernes a lunes, el cargo por rollover o crédito incluirá los dos días adicionales de interés que se acumulan durante el fin de semana.

Este intercambio de rollover generalmente se hará a diferentes tasas en cada fecha. Además, si el vuelco se produce a la tasa histórica de lo que la posición al contado está siendo mantenido por el comerciante en, a continuación, el canje se conoce generalmente como un rollover tasa histórica.

Forex Rollover Spreads

Algunos corredores de divisas en línea ofrecen mejores diferenciales en rollovers que otros. Esto puede tener un impacto significativo en su línea de fondo si planea mantener posiciones de divisas durante la noche sobre una base regular.

Swing comerciantes, los comerciantes de tendencia y llevar a los comerciantes todos tienden a caer en esta categoría de posiciones de explotación durante la noche, ya que generalmente el comercio a largo plazo plazo que lo que los comerciantes intradía tienden a centrarse.

En consecuencia, los comerciantes de la divisa personal sería bien aconsejado para comprobar cómo su corredor maneja rollovers y lo que sus precios de intercambio es como si pueden estar haciendo vuelco con frecuencia.

Forex Rollover Ejemplo

Como ejemplo de una transacción de rollover, considere la situación de un operador de divisas que está ejecutando una posición larga en dólares australianos contra el yen japonés por valor spot, o dos días hábiles a partir de hoy en la cantidad de 1 millón de dólares australianos con un corredor de divisas Que realiza vuelcos automáticos.

Además, eran AUD / JPY largo en una tarifa de 75.00 y el intercambio del rollover en su corredor es 10 pips.

A las 5pm hora de Nueva York, el corredor podría vender 1 millón de dólares australianos de este comerciante contra el Yen japonés para el punto del valor en su tarifa existente de 75.00.

A continuación, recomprarían simultáneamente 1 millón de dólares australianos contra el yen japonés para el comerciante por valor el siguiente día hábil a 74,90, una tasa de 10 pips mejor para reflejar los puntos de swap.

En este proceso de refinanciación, el comerciante recogería 10 pips en su posición AUD / JPY y mejoraría la tasa en su posición larga de 75.00 a 74.90 debido al diferencial de tipos de interés que favorece el dólar australiano sobre el yen japonés.

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Qué es Rollover?

La estación de comercio de FXCM calcula e informa automáticamente todo el rollover para usted.

Ejemplos de rollover?

Cuándo se reserva el rollover?

Un crédito o débito para cada puesto abierto a las 5 p. m. aparece en su cuenta en una hora y se aplica directamente al saldo de su cuenta.

Fines de semana y festivos

La mayoría de los proveedores de liquidez (que incluyen bancos globales, instituciones financieras, corredores de bolsa y otros creadores de mercado) en todo el mundo están cerrados los sábados y domingos, por lo que no hay rollover en estos días, pero la mayoría de los proveedores de liquidez siguen aplicando interés por esos dos días. Para tener en cuenta eso, el mercado de divisas reserva tres días de rollover los miércoles, lo que hace un típico rollover del miércoles tres veces la cantidad el martes. No hay rollover los días festivos, pero un día extra de rollover dos días hábiles antes de las vacaciones. Por lo general, rollover vacaciones sucede si alguna de las monedas negociadas tiene una gran fiesta. Por lo tanto, el Día de la Independencia en Estados Unidos, el 4 de julio, cierra a los proveedores de liquidez estadounidenses, y un día adicional de rollover se agrega a las 5 p. m. el 1 de julio para todos los pares de dólares estadounidenses.

Dónde se muestra el rollover?

A continuación se muestra un ejemplo de las tasas de renovación en la estación de negociación. Puede ver las tasas de renovación de hoy abriendo una cuenta de demostración.

Las tasas de renovación y las políticas varían de un agente a otro?

Sí. Además de nuestra política de transparencia en el rollover de la información, FXCM puede pasar a las tasas de rollover atractivas de sus clientes en ambos lados de cada par de divisas, debido al volumen de transacción nocional promedio que FXCM genera a los proveedores de liquidez con los que trata.

1 Proveedores de liquidez: Los proveedores de liquidez incluyen bancos globales, instituciones financieras, corredores de bolsa y otros fabricantes de mercado.

Preguntas frecuentes:

Preguntas frecuentes de Rollover

Qué es un rollover?

En el mercado spot forex, las operaciones deben ser liquidadas en dos días hábiles. Por ejemplo, si un comerciante vende 100.000 euros el martes, entonces el comerciante debe entregar 100.000 euros el jueves, a menos que la posición se remite. Como servicio a los clientes, todas las posiciones de divisas abiertas al final del día (5:00 PM, hora de Nueva York) se transfieren automáticamente a la siguiente fecha de liquidación. El ajuste de rollover (o swap) es simplemente la contabilidad del costo de carry-on en el día a día. Obtenga más información sobre nuestra política de rollover.

Dónde puedo encontrar las tasas de renovación de Forex de TradeKing?

Las tasas de rollover son accesibles desde la plataforma de trading de ForexTrader y en MyAccount. Las tarifas de hoy están generalmente disponibles a las 12:00 pm hora del este y reflejan las tarifas para el día de negociación actual. El monto mostrado se denomina en la moneda base de la cuenta.

Cuándo se aplica el rollover?

Los rollovers se procesan a las 5:00 pm hora del este, por lo que cualquier posición abierta en ese momento se activará automáticamente y se aplicará un débito o crédito a su cuenta.

Cómo se determina la tasa de vuelco?

Las tasas de vuelco se determinan en base al diferencial de tasas de interés de las dos monedas basado en el precio spot actual y el nivel de servicio al cliente. No hay comisión u otra tarifa por este servicio. Puede ver las tasas de renovación actuales en Mi cuenta.

Las posiciones que se mantienen durante la noche los miércoles ganarán o incurrirán en un extra de dos días de interés (debido al fin de semana). Además, las posiciones con una fecha de valor que cae en un día festivo también incurren o ganan intereses adicionales.

Cómo puedo evitar pagar cargos por rollover?

No se paga ni se paga ningún interés si abre y cierra una posición en el mismo día de negociación.

Los rollovers sólo se aplican a posiciones mantenidas durante la noche, o al cierre de la sesión de NY a las 5:00 pm hora del este. Algunos corredores aplicarán rollovers sobre una base segundo por segundo; Sin embargo, esta política puede acabar costándole más dinero en costos de transacción en forma de cargos por rollover.

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Cómo calculo las tasas de rotación de Forex?

Utilice las tasas de vuelco para calcular el interés en un comercio de divisas.

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La negociación en el mercado cambiario - o Forex - ocurre en parejas. Usted compra una moneda extranjera mientras que simultáneamente vende otra. Si usted tiene un comercio abierto al final del día de negociación - típicamente a las 5 p. m. hora del Este - usted gana interés en la moneda comprada y debe intereses en el otro. Dependiendo de cuál tiene la tasa de interés más alta, su corredor paga o le cobra rollover - la diferencia entre los dos importes de interés. Una tasa de rollover es esta cantidad expresada por 100,000 unidades de divisas negociadas. Los corredores suelen cotizar tasas de rollover en su sitio web y en su software comercial.

Póngase en contacto con su broker de Forex para averiguar la tasa de interés a un día para cada moneda en un par que está negociando. Éstos se cotizan sobre una base anual y varían entre corredores. Por ejemplo, suponga que compró el euro frente al dólar estadounidense. Supongamos que la tasa de interés del euro es del 1 por ciento y la tasa de interés del dólar estadounidense es del 0,75 por ciento.

Divida cada porcentaje de tasa de interés por 100 para convertirlo en un decimal. En este ejemplo, divida 1 por ciento por 100 para obtener 0.01. Divide 0,75 por ciento por 100 para obtener 0,0075.

Restar el tipo de interés en la moneda que vendió de la tasa de interés en la moneda que compró. Cuando la moneda comprada tiene la tasa de interés más alta, obtendrá un resultado positivo y ganará rollover. Si la moneda comprada tiene una tasa de interés más baja, obtendrá un resultado negativo y pagará la transferencia. En este ejemplo, resta 0.0075 de 0.01 para obtener 0.0025. Ganará rollover porque el euro tiene la tasa de interés más alta.

Multiplique su resultado del Paso 3 por 100.000. Divide this result by 365. In this example, multiply 0.0025 by 100,000 to get 250. Divide 250 by 365 to get 0.68.

Multiply your Step 4 result by the currency pair’s exchange rate to calculate the rollover rate in U. S. dollars per 100,000 units traded. Do this only if the U. S. dollar is the second currency in the pair. If the U. S. dollar is the first, your Step 4 result is the rollover rate in U. S dollars. In this example, assume the exchange rate on the euro versus the U. S. dollar is 1.3255. Because the U. S. dollar is the second currency, multiply 0.68 by 1.3255 to get a rollover rate of $0.90. This means your broker pays rollover at a daily rate of 90 cents per 100,000 euros purchased vs. the U. S. dollar.

Divide the number of units you bought or sold of the first currency in the pair by 100,000. Multiply your result by the rollover rate to calculate the rollover on your trade. Concluding the example, assume you bought 50,000 euros. Divide 50,000 by 100,000 to get 0.5. Multiply 0.5 by $0.90 to get $0.45. This means you earn 45 cents of rollover on your 50,000 euro trade at the end of each day it’s held open.

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The Forex market and banks are closed on weekends and holidays. To account for this, brokers typically pay or charge triple the rollover rate on Wednesdays and double rollover two business days before a holiday.

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Bryan Keythman has performed stock investment research and writing for a consulting firm since 2008. He also has prior experience sourcing and underwriting commercial real-estate investment and development opportunities for a commercial real-estate developer. Keythman holds a Bachelor of Science in finance.

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Integrating forex rollover into your trading strategy can increase the profitability of your trades. While the amount of daily rollover you earn seems small, keep in mind that it can add up over time. And the more lots you trade, the larger the rollover you can earn. One thing to keep in mind if you want to earn money from this strategy is proper timing. For example, the end of the trading day is 5:00 PM EST in New York. If your position is still open at that time, your account will automatically be credited the rollover. In fact, you can open a position at 4:59 PM and see it credited to your account at five.

One strategy that you can use to make money from forex rollover is the carry trade. This strategy is based on the idea that you earn rollover when you buy a currency pair where the primary currency has a higher interest rate than the secondary one. For example, if you buy the AUD/JPY currency pair and the interest rate of the Australian dollar is 1.5% and that of the Japanese yen is 0.5%, you will earn 1% rollover.

To implement the carry trade strategy using forex rollover, letвЂ™s say you buy one lot of AUD/JPY and hold it for one year. For a typical lot of 100,000, this means youвЂ™ve earned $1,000 without having to do any actual trading. In addition, you should choose a currency pair where the currency with the higher rate is likely to appreciate in value against the one with the lower rate. This means that you can profit not only from the rollover but also from the appreciation in exchange rates. Another benefit of using the carry trade strategy is that the interest rate differentials serve as a protective buffer against adverse exchange rate movements. To provide additional protection, cautious traders can set stop loss orders at strategic points.

One secret of making money using forex rollover is to open positions on Wednesday, since rollover rates are tripled on that day. The reason for this is that trades opened during this day (which is considered a Thursday) will not be settled until Saturday. However, since the banks are closed on weekends, the trade will be settled on Monday; hence three days of rollover have accumulated.

A forex rollover strategy you can try using this anomaly is to trade AUD/JPY. This strategy is based on the odd fact that on Wednesdays, the price of this currency pair goes down. To set up, open hourly charts of this currency pair. One to two hours before the rollover will be applied (around 15:00), open a short position. When a new bar on the chart opens at around 16:00, close your position and take your profit. Like all strategies, it results in an occasional loss, but over the long term you should see a consistent profit. However, you should also keep in mind that no strategy is infallible and you should accept the risk of losing if you choose this strategy.

Rollover

Qué es Rollover? Rollover es el interés pagado o ganado por mantener una posición durante la noche. Each currency has an interest rate associated with it, and because forex is traded in pairs, every trade involves not only 2 different currencies, but their two different interest rates. Si la tasa de interés de la divisa que compró es mayor que la tasa de interés de la moneda que usted vendió, entonces usted ganará rollover (rollo positivo). Si el tipo de interés de la divisa que compró es inferior al tipo de interés de la moneda que ha vendido, entonces pagará rollover (rol negativo). Rollover puede agregar un costo adicional significativo o beneficio para su comercio. The Trading Station automatically calculates and reports all rollover for you.

Ejemplos de rollover? When you buy the EUR/USD pair, you are buying the Euro, and selling the US Dollar to pay for it. If the Euro interest rate is 4.00%, and the US rate is 2.25%, you are buying the currency with the higher interest rate, and you will earn rollover -- about 1.75% on an annual basis. If you sell the EUR/USD pair, you are selling the currency with the lower interest rate, and you will pay rollover -- about 1.75% on an annual basis, since you are paying the Euro interest rate and earning the US interest rate.

One of the most popular forex strategies in the twenty first century has been the Carry Trade. El término "Carry Trade & quot; takes advantage of both the differences in interest rates between countries and the high available leverage of the forex market.*

*Leverage is a double-edged sword, and can dramatically amplify your profits. También puede aumentar sus pérdidas de forma tan dramática. El comercio de divisas con cualquier nivel de apalancamiento puede no ser adecuado para todos los inversores.

Cuándo se reserva el rollover? 5 pm in New York is considered the beginning and end of the forex trading day. Any positions that are open at 5 pm sharp are considered to be held overnight, and are subject to rollover. A position opened at 5:01 pm is not subject to rollover until the next day, while a position opened at 4:59 pm is subject to rollover at 5 pm.

A credit or debit for each position open at 5 pm appears on your account within an hour, and is applied directly to your accounts balance.

Weekends and Holidays: Most banks across the globe are closed on Saturdays and Sundays, so there is no rollover on these days, but most banks still apply interest for those two days. To account for that, the forex market books 3 days of rollover on Wednesdays, which makes a typical Wednesday rollover three times the amount on Tuesday. There is no rollover on holidays, but an extra days worth of rollover 2 business days before the holiday. Por lo general, rollover vacaciones sucede si alguna de las monedas negociadas tiene una gran fiesta. Therefore, Independence Day in the USA, July 4, closes American banks, and an extra day of rollover is added at 5 pm on July 1 for all US dollar pairs.

Dónde se muestra el rollover? The FCM closely tracks and clearly displays rollover rates. Please be advised, interest rates are provided by multiple global banks. Se hace todo lo posible para mostrar las tasas de renovación un día antes de que se publiquen en su cuenta. Sin embargo, en tiempos de extrema volatilidad del mercado, las tasas pueden cambiar intradía.

Here is an example of the rollover rates. You can see today's rollover rates by Opening a Demo Account.

Para ver las tarifas de hoy, use la vista Tarifas de negociación simple. Haga clic en la pestaña Tarifas de negociación simple en la parte superior de la ventana Tarifas de negociación. Las tasas de renovación para todos los pares de divisas se encuentran en las columnas Roll S y Roll B. Roll S will show you how much rollover you will pay or earn if you sell 1 lot of the currency pair (and have the position open at 5pm). Si el número mostrado es negativo, usted paga esa cantidad. Si el número es positivo, usted gana esa cantidad. The amount shown is denominated in the currency used by the account, which means that if the trading account is in US dollars, the rollover amount is shown in US dollars.

Las tasas de renovación y las políticas varían de un agente a otro? Sí. In addition to the policy of complete transparency in reporting rollover, our FCM is one of the worlds largest Forex Dealer Members, with over 125,000 live accounts traded through the FCM's trading platforms. Because it generates over $365 billion per month in notional trading volume to the banks it deals with, the FCM is able to pass to its clients outstanding rollover rates on both sides of every currency pair.

Rollover Fees

When keeping positions overnight while trading forex, you will inevitably come across the fee charged by your broker to perform rollovers.

Basically, for individual trading forex via retail forex brokers, a rollover fee in the forex market consists of the amount that the broker will charge or pay for you to hold a trading position overnight.

Rollover Fees and Interbank Tom/Next Swaps

This rollover fee charged by your broker is directly related to the so-called Tom/Next swap that is sometimes abbreviated T/N.

This swap is usually expressed in pips or fractions of pips, and it is typically charged by forex forward market makers operating in the over the counter or OTC market for you to swap out a position from value tomorrow or tom until the next trading day, which will then be spot.

Professional forex traders that have held spot positions overnight from the previous trading day will generally perform any necessary tom/next swaps on those positions as one of the first things they do in the morning after they arrive at work.

Rollover Fees at Retail Forex Brokers

In passing on their costs of doing business, most retail forex brokers will charge a rollover fee for positions held past their stated cutoff point. The fee will usually be expressed in pips and will be similar to and based on the tom/next swap fee prevailing in the forex forward market.

Rollovers will usually be executed automatically by the broker whenever a retail trader holds a trading position after the 5:00 PM New York time cutoff.

Rollover Spreads

In addition to the rollover fee, retail forex brokers will also usually charge a bid/offer spread on performing rollovers. As a result, they will generally pay you less to roll a long position on the higher interest rate currency in a currency pair than you will pay to roll a short position in the same currency pair.

Those traders who intend to hold positions over a long time frame - such as trend traders or carry traders for example - are especially exposed to the costs incurred by this rollover spread if they just allow their retail forex broker to roll their positions out until the next day automatically every night.

Accordingly, if you plan on holding long term forex positions, then you might want to check around with various brokers to compare their rollover spreads. Also, if you have access to the forward market, you can roll the trades out to a future date rather than allowing automatic rollovers to occur.

The Valuation of Rollover Fees

Basically, rollover fees will depend on interest rates differentials and the resulting cost of carrying a position overnight. Accordingly, if you intend to hold a long position in a higher interest rate currency against a lower interest rate currency, then you can expect to be paid the rollover fee by your broker.

Alternatively, if you plan on holding a short position in the higher interest rate currency and a long position in the lower interest rate currency overnight, you should then expect to pay the rollover fee to your forex broker.

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Forex Rollover Credits and Debits

If you hold a position overnight you could receive interest, or you could be debited interest. When this happens in Forex it is called rollover interest. It is important that you understand what this interest is and how you can profit from it. You should also think about the tax implications of this interest.

What is Forex Rollover Interest?

Rollover interest is credited or debited to a forex trader who has an open position when 5pm EST comes around each trading day. If you open a trade before 5pm EST and hold it until after this time it is considered an overnight trade and subject to rollover interest. You can determine whether you will be debited or credited depending on the currency pair you are trading.

The rollover interest you stand to get is based on the total value of the trade. This means that if you have a standard lot of one currency you are going to get interest on the cost of a lot and not the margin of the trade. The interest is also based on the different interest rates of the countries involved in the currency pair.

Credits and Debits

The credits and debits of rollover interest relates to the currency you have bought in the pair and whether the currency has a higher interest rate than the other. If you have the USD/NZD pair and the US dollar has a higher interest rate than the NZ dollar you will be credited the difference between the interest rates. However, if the trader is buying the US dollar and selling the NZ dollar then they will be debited the difference in interest rates.

This can simply be put as the trader being paid interest for every day that they hold the high interest currency. The trader will have to pay for every day they hold the low interest currency in the pair. The interest for the weekend is generally applied to the account on the Wednesday. If the trade is still open on the Wednesday then the trader is credited or debited two additional days interest.

The crediting and debiting of trading accounts is automatically done by the broker. The interest is generally shown as a rollover or roll in the account breakdown.

Profiting From the Rollover

There are a lot of forex traders that use the rollover interest as a means of making money on the forex market. There are day traders that hold positions overnight in order to get the interest. Swing and long-term traders may use these currency pairs for trading because of the rollover interest they can get.

There are traders who buy pairs which are set to remain flat for the year. These traders are making all their money on the interest they receive from having the pair. Of course, you have to keep an eye on the interest rates of you are going to do this. If the low interest rate currency changes then you may not be getting as much profit.

The Tax Considerations

When dealing with tax rollover interest is viewed in the same way that interest on a bank account is viewed. This means that rollover income is taxed as interest income and should be kept track of differently.

How do I Calculate Forex Rollover Rates?

by Karen Rogers, Demand Media

Forex rollover rates vary with the currency pair you trade.

The foreign currency exchange market, also known as Forex, is an over-the-counter electronic exchange. The Forex exchange opens at 7 p. m. Sunday and closes 4 p. m. Friday, New York time. Every Forex trade must be settled within two business days. After that, your broker calculates the rollover rate for your trades. This rate is the amount of interest you are paid if you bought the currency pair or the amount of interest you are charged if you sold the currency pair.

Step 1

Designed to be traded in pairs, the first currency of the pair is known as the base currency. The second currency is known as the counter currency, or quote currency. When you enter a trade, you are simultaneously buying one of the currencies and selling the other. Interest is earned on the currency you buy and charged on the currency you sell. The difference is known as the rollover rate.

Step 2

Review the available currency pairs on your broker's website and choose one to trade. You can go to the countries' central bank website to obtain the short-term interest rate for each currency. For example, you can find the euro short-term interest rate at the European Central Bank website. Calculate the rollover rate by subtracting the interest rates. For example, if the euro interest rate is 3 percent and the U. S. dollar is 1.25 percent, the rollover interest rate is 1.75 percent (3.00 percent minus 1.25 percent).

Step 3

Calculate the rollover interest amount. For example, trade one contract consisting of 100,000 EUR/USD with interest rates of 3.00 and 1.25, respectively. To compute the daily interest, multiply the trade size by the difference between the currency interest rates, then divide that amount by 365 days. Your calculation looks like this: (100,000 x (3.00 percent minus 1.25 percent)) / 365 days, which equals the daily rollover interest rate of $4.79. If you buy the EUR/USD, you earn $4.79 each day the trade remains open. If you sell the EUR/USD, you pay $4.79 every day you keep the trade open.

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What is Rollover in the Forex Market?

Rick Wright

Hello traders! This week’s newsletter finds me relaxed and refreshed as I just took a month off from teaching and took a small road trip through Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas to see some friends, relatives, and the beautiful scenery. One of the great perks of trading is the freedom of time to just get up and go at a moment’s notice. I hope every one of you can do this as well! The actual topic of this week’s newsletter isn’t about vacations, but about an interesting quirk in the spot forex market called “rollover.” Let’s get to it!

First of all, let’s define what “rollover” is, and as usual, we’ll use Investopedia. com to get started.

Rollover – Move a forex position to the following delivery date, in which case the rollover incurs a charge. The forex fee arises from the difference in interest rates between the two currencies underlying a transaction. Sometimes investors can earn a credit if they are purchasing the currency with the higher of the two interest rates. Investors are often required to maintain certain margin positions with their brokers to earn a credit from rollover.

In essence, at 5pm EST, the broker is closing your position and re-opening it; at the same time, he is either crediting your account or debiting your account based on the short term interest rate differential that banks charge to borrow unsecured funds on an overnight basis. (That is quite a mouthful!) Please note that these rates are NOT based on central bank rates commonly found on forex trading websites.

Because we are trading currency PAIRS, one currency will usually have a higher interest rate than the other for this purpose. If you are long the currency with the higher rate, your broker will pay you at rollover; if you are short the currency with the higher rate, your broker will charge you for holding that position. So far so good, right? Here is where it gets extra tricky.

Because forex is generally a two-day deliverable market, meaning your position doesn’t actually “settle” until two business days after you open the position, your rollover money for most trading days will be at a similar rate, for example $1 per lot. However, since banks aren’t open on Saturday and Sunday, and the banks will probably still charge you the interest for those two days, your rollover rate on Wednesday will be triple what the other rollover monies will be.

So how can we use the rollover to help us make more money in the market? If you are a very short term trader, a daytrader, for example, you probably won’t care what the rollover rate is if you are out of your trades by 5pm EST. However, what about longer term traders? There are many traders who will only trade from the positive side of the rollover equation if they will be holding trades for days, weeks, or months at a time. Let’s take a look at a table to determine what that means.

In this FXCM screenshot, it shows four currency pairs, their bid and ask prices, the width of their spreads, high and low on the day so far and the rollover interest for the sell side, and rollover interest on the buy side. I’m looking for the largest positive number to make money longer term with the rollover interest payments. Obviously, you can see the largest number is on the buy side of the NZDUSD. This 0.41 means that you will get paid forty one cents for every rollover day that you hold a micro lot of the currency pair on a long trade. Not much on a single day trade, but what about if you hold that trade for a year? That would be $149.65 in the year-not a bad percent return on this micro lot trade!

However, please don’t think you just found the Holy Grail in forex trading, expecting to almost double your money by piling into this pair. We still must consider where we are on the chart. If you take a look at the NZDUSD on a daily chart, we’ve been in a significant downtrend for months, losing hundreds of pips over the last year. The extra few cents a day is small consolation when you are getting crushed by being on the wrong side of the trend!

Hasta la próxima vez,

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About Rollover

Rollover rate refers to the interest rate differential between two currencies of a currency pair that is bought or sold. If the interest rate on the currency you bought is higher than the interest rate of the currency you sold, you will earn the interest differential (i. e. rollover). Conversely, if the interest rate on the currency you bought is lower than the interest rate on the currency you sold, then you will pay the rollover amount.

Rollover occurs when positions are held overnight through Trading Close. Open positions are automatically rolled over every trading day at 6:00 a. m. Hong Kong Time (i. e. 5:00 a. m. during New York Summer Time period) to prevent physical settlement. The realised rollover amount will be settled (i. e. subtracted or added to the account balance and available for withdrawal (positive rollovers only) on the next business day after Trading Close (i. e. T+1).

For open positions held overnight through Wednesday's Trading Close, "3-Day" rollover will be realised in order to account for settlement of trades through the weekend period. For any position held overnight through Friday’s Trading Close and closed on the following Monday, "1-Day" rollover will be realised.

*The rollover rate as shown above is merely indicative.

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Rollover

For positions open at 5pm EST, there is a daily rollover interest rate that a trader either pays or earns, depending on your established margin and position in the market. If you do not want to earn or pay interest on your positions, simply make sure it is closed at 5pm EST, the established end of the market day. Since every currency trade involves borrowing one currency to buy another, interest rollover charges are an inherent part of FX trading. Interest is paid on the currency that is borrowed, and earned on the one that is purchased. If a client is buying a currency with a higher interest rate than the one he/she is borrowing, the net differential will be positive – and the client will earn funds as a result. Please note that clients must be on 2% margin in order to earn funds.

Venta corta sin un Uptick

A diferencia del mercado de renta variable, no hay restricción en la venta en corto en el mercado de divisas. Existen oportunidades de negociación en el mercado de divisas independientemente de si un comerciante es largo o corto, o de qué manera el mercado se está moviendo. Dado que el comercio de divisas siempre implica comprar una moneda y vender otra, no hay sesgo estructural en el mercado. Por lo tanto, un comerciante tiene un acceso igual al comercio en un mercado en aumento o en caída.

Mercado de la equidad: Haciendo la transición al Forex

Los mercados de renta variable se pueden utilizar como un indicador clave para el movimiento en el mercado Forex. As technology has enabled greater ease with respect to transportation of capital, investing in global equity markets has become far more feasible. En consecuencia, un mercado de renta variable en cualquier parte del mundo sirve como una oportunidad ideal para todos, independientemente de su ubicación geográfica. The result of this has become a strong correlation between a country’s equity markets and its currency: if the equity market is rising, investment dollars are coming in to seize the opportunity. Alternatively, falling equity markets will have domestic investors selling their shares of local publicly traded firms only to seize investment opportunities abroad.

CFD Rollovers (Expiration Dates)

What is a CFD Rollover?

Before your position(s) expire on CFD instruments you are trading, FOREXYARD automatically swaps expiring contracts with new contracts according to the real-time value of the instrument you are trading. This swapping of contracts is known as a “Rollover”.

When do Rollovers occur?

The Expiration Dates of contracts (when Rollovers occur/ are triggered) depend on the instrument you are trading. Upcoming CFD Expiration Dates are as follows:

Please note that the expiring CFDs will be rolled over to a new contract with a different price, according to the schedule in this page, on all platforms. The difference in price between the expiring CFD and the new CFD will be debited/credited to your account for any open position(s) that you hold. Your equity will not be affected at all.

CFD instruments will be rolled over on the expiration dates as per the table below.

Please note that:

Positions open at 21:00 GMT on the expiration date will be adjusted via a swap charge or credit to reflect the difference in price between the expiring and new contracts

To avoid CFD rollovers, clients can close their CFD positions before the expiration date.

Any existing pending order(s) (i. e. Stop Loss, Take Profit, Entry Stop or Entry Limit) placed on an instrument is automatically removed on the expiration date at 21:00 GMT.

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Forex Glossary

The process of advancing the settlement date to another settlement date and adjusting the value of the position based on the interest rate differential of the two currencies in the pair.

A forex transaction typically has a settlement date set two days in advance. This means that the position will automatically close in two days. In order to keep the position open longer we "roll" the position over. Technically this involves closing the positions and opening a new position, however in retail forex this process is generally done automatically. Typically rollovers are performed at 5PM EST.

As part of the daily rollover process open positions are either debited or credited for the difference in the interest rates of the position being held verses the one being sold. For example, if a trader is long 1 lot of the USD/TRY, where currently the USD has a much lower interest rate than the TRY, the trader will be charged for holding that position, and a trader who is short will be credited for holding that position.

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What are Forex Rollovers?

Written by: PaxForex analytics dept - Friday, 08 January 2016 0 comments

In the forex market rollover is the process of extending the settlement date of an open position. In most currency trades . a trader is required to take delivery of the currency two days after the transaction date. However, by rolling over the position - simultaneously closing the existing position at the daily close rate and re-entering at the new opening rate the next trading day - the trader artificially extends the settlement period by one day.

Cada moneda tiene una tasa de interés asociada a ella, y porque la divisa se negocia en pares, cada comercio implica no sólo dos monedas diferentes, pero sus dos tipos de interés diferentes. Si la tasa de interés de la divisa que compró es mayor que la tasa de interés de la moneda que usted vendió, entonces usted ganará rollover (rollo positivo). Si el tipo de interés de la divisa que compró es inferior al tipo de interés de la moneda que ha vendido, entonces pagará rollover (rol negativo). Rollover puede agregar un costo adicional significativo o beneficio para su comercio.

Most banks across the globe are closed on Saturdays and Sundays, so there is no rollover on these days, but most banks still apply interest for those two days. To account for that, the forex market books three days of rollover on Wednesdays, which makes a typical Wednesday rollover three times (3x) the amount on Tuesday. There is no rollover on holidays, but an extra days worth of rollover is booked two business days before the holiday. Por lo general, rollover vacaciones sucede si alguna de las monedas negociadas tiene una gran fiesta.

Here is one example; when you buy the EUR/USD pair, you are buying the euro, and selling the U. S. dollar to pay for it. If the euro interest rate is 1.00%, and the U. S. rate is 0.25%, you are buying the currency with the higher interest rate, and you will earn rollover -- about 0.75% on an annual basis. Conversely, you sell the EUR/USD pair, you are selling the currency with the higher interest rate, and you will pay rollover -- about 0.75% on an annual basis, since you are paying the euro interest rate and earning the U. S. interest rate.

Receiving rollover is an additional income stream over and above regular capital gains. For this reason, trades can be set up not only to take advantage of capital gains, but also interest income. Day traders can allow positions to stay open slightly longer to gain interest income, if they are long a higher interest rate bearing currency. Also, swing traders and investors may decide to only take longer term positions in currency pairs where they can be long the higher interest rate bearing currency.

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Una tasa de refinanciamiento de Forex se define como el interés añadido o deducido para mantener una posición de par de divisas abierta durante la noche. Estas tasas se calculan como la diferencia entre el tipo de interés a un día para dos monedas que un operador de Forex está celebrando tanto si compra un par de divisas como si es corto (vendiendo un par de divisas). Conocer el rollover o la tasa de swap puede ser importante para calcular los beneficios y las pérdidas de cualquier posición mantenida durante la noche. Infórmese para averiguar qué tasa se está cobrando y la moneda base que está usando la tasa de interés. Las tasas de robo / swap pueden cambiar con frecuencia, por lo que revise esta página frecuentemente si considera tener varias posiciones de par de divisas durante la noche. La retención de posiciones durante la noche puede ocasionar débitos o créditos en intereses contabilizados en una cuenta y durante el período de renovación; El interés se agrega automáticamente.

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Rollover in the Forex Market

By Raul Canessa C.

Every time we trade in the Forex market, all positions must be closed within two business days. Despite this, every trader has the option to renew all his open positions easily without the need for physical delivery of the foreign exchange contracts with which he is negotiating.

For example, if a trader buys $10,000 on Monday is in the obligation to make delivery of those $10,000 no later than Wednesday of the same week, unless he want to renew the position, which is called Rollover. Currently, most Forex brokers include among their services to their customers the option of renewing their open positions automatically (the rollover is credited or debited automatically if the client does not close their positions before a certain hour) or manually, which is also known as tom/next swaps a trade for the next day of the position´s settlement.

Thus, rollovers or swaps involve the application of a credit or debit in the operator’s trading account, which is based on the positions that remain open in the market at precisely 17:00 pm EST and differentials in interest rates between the currencies that make up the pairs with which we are trading. In this case, if we have an open position in which we proceeded to sell the currency that has the highest interest rate, our trading account will be debited (the account will be charged with the difference in the interest rate applied on the total volume of the position). But if in that position the same currency was bought, the account will be credited by the broker (the money deposited in the account is equal to the interest rate differential applied to the size of the position).

In this way, we can define the Rollover as the interest paid or received by the investor or trader to keep open a position in the Forex market for longer than one day or more exactly for holding a position overnight . Each currency has an interest rate associated and because in the foreign exchange market all transactions are made with currency pairs, then each transaction involves besides two different currencies, two different interest rates. In the event that the interest rate on the purchased currency is higher than the interest rate of the currency sold, then the trader receives the rollover interest ( positive rollover ), but if the interest rate of the currency purchased is less than the interest rate of the currency sold, then the trade must pay the rollover interest ( negative rollover ).

We must take into account that both the interest and the procedures in respect of rollover may vary depending on the broker. In fact, there are brokers that due to the trading volume they generate for their liquidity providers are able to offer their customers highly competitive rollover rates to both sides of each currency pair with which these companies operate regularly.

In the table below you can check the interest rate differential between the currencies that make up the main currency pairs in the Forex markets and over which the rollovers are based on:

Currently, swap rates are calculated at the interbank level and represent financial instruments. Depending on the volumen that is being traded, the swaps may or may not be taken into account by the trader. For example, if we trade with microlots (1000 units of the base currency) the rollover value is of only few cents but if the volume of our trades is much higher (lots of 100000 units of the base currency) everything changes because the rollovers increases its value in proportion. This will be easier to understand with the examples shown at the end of the article.

Because the rollover depends on the interest rates of different currencies, its value varies from one currency pair to other. For example, the Rollover for the EUR USD may be $1 per lot while the Rollover for GBP / USD could be $10 for one traded lot.

We must keep in mind that for intraday traders (traders whose trades duration is less than a day therefore their positions are generally closed before the 17:00 pm EST) the rollover has no effect whatsoever therefore it should not be taken into account.

When is charged the Rollver?

The start and end of daily operations in the Forex market is considered 17:00 New York time (even though the Forex market operates 24 hours a day without interruption). Any position in the market that is hold after 17:00 is considered to be kept for an additional interbank day (in other words is considered an overnight position ) and therefore is subject to rollover. However, if a position is open at 17:01 is not subject to rollover until next day because it is not considered an overnight position, while a position that is opened at 16:59 will be subject to rollover precisely at 17:00. Both debit and credit due to rollover for all open positions is charged to the account at 17:00 which will be reflected in the balance during the next hour.

In most cases, banks around the world are closed on Saturday and Sunday, which means that the Rollover is not applied directly during these days. However, the interest corresponding to those two days is cleared on Wednesday of the following week, so that day is settled the rollover of 3 days. In the case of holidays the rollover is not settled, but the interest for one day is counted 2 business days before the holiday arrives. Generally, the Rollover interest of a holiday is applied in case the country of one of the currencies in which we are trading in the market have an important festive date.

For example, during the Independence Day of the United States (July 4), the country’s banks are closed and therefore the rollover interest for that day is implemented on July 1 at 17:00 for all currency pairs that include the U. S. dollar (USD) such as EUR/USD or GBP/USD.

Rollover Calculation

Normally, in the trading platforms of Forex brokers the credit/debit interest due to rollover appears in a column of the window where the market quotes and positions are shown. Likewise, if a trader holds open positions in the market for more than a day, the platform will tell him the amount credited or debited from the account due to rollover, which appears in the trades window.

To calculate the rollover interest the following formula is used:

-Rollover Interest = [(Position size) x (current rate of the base currency) x (annualized interest differential)] x number of days.

-Annualized interest differential = (base currency interest rate – quote currency interest rate) / 360 days per year.

The following examples show how rollovers are calculated for different currency pairs:

Example # 1: GBP/USD

Operation completed: Purchase of 1 minilot of GBP/USD to be sold the next day. In this buy trade the trader receives the rollover because the interest rate of the purchased currency (EUR) is higher than the interest rate of the currency sold (USD).

Contract Value: 10,000 GBP (1 minilot is equal to 10000 units). Opening Quotation: 1.8000 USD/GBP (dollars per pound). Differential rates: GBP 5.00% – 2.00% U. S. = 3.00% = 0.030.

Calculation of daily Rollover: 10000 x 1.8000 USD/GBP x (0.030/360) x 1 day = +1.7496 USD per day.

Example # 2: USD/JPY

Operation completed: Sale of 2 lots of USD/JPY to be cleared the next day. In this sale trade the trader pays the rollover because the interest rate of the currency sold (USD) is higher than the interest rate of the currency purchased (JPY).

Contract Value: 200,000 USD (1 lot is equal to 100000 units).

Opening Quotation: 122.00 JPY/USD (yens per dollar).

Differential rates: USD 2,00% – JPY 0,50% = 1,50% = (0.015)

Calculation of daily Rollever: 2 x 100000 x 122.00 JPY/USD x -(0.015/360) x 1 day = -1016.6666 JPY per day = -8,333 USD per day.

Example # 3: EUR/USD

Operation completed: Purchase of 1 minilot of EUR/USD to be sold in three days. In this case the trader receives the rollover because the interest rate of the purchased currency (EUR) is higher than the interest rate of the currency sold (USD).

Contract Value: 10000 EUR. Opening Quotation: 1.35 USD/EUR (dollars per euro). Differential rates: EUR 2,00% – USD 1,00% = 1,00% = (0.010)

Calculation of Rollover for 3 days: 10000 x 1,35 USD/EUR x -(0.01/360) x 3 days = +1,125 USD for 3 days.

The Rollover of these examples were calculated based on actual values of interest rates and currency prices. However, it is important to note that both interest rates and the prices are constantly changing so the rollvers too.

As mentioned above, if a trader has open positions at 17:00 pm EST, the system of the broker’s trading platform will debit or credit the rollover automatically directly from the trading account. Now, if a position is kept open for several days from 17:00 pm EST of the day it was opened, the amount of money credited or debited daily is equals to the rollover multiplied by the number of days that the position remained active before being closed.

Rollovers, Interest Rate Differentials, and Value Dates

Forex traders make money trading currency, either buying low then selling high, or selling high then buying low. Profits and losses are determined by the relative purchase and sale prices in opening and closing positions. However, profits and losses will also be affected by the different interest rates of the currency pair, by when the trades actually settle, and how long the position is held.

Whenever you have an open position in forex trading, you are exchanging 1 currency for another. This is true whether you open a long or short position in a specific currency. If you are long in 1 currency, then you are short in the other. For instance, if you buy British pounds (GBP ) with U. S. dollars (USD ), then you are exchanging USD for GBP, which is the same as selling USD short for GBP. Buying GBP/USD is the same as selling short USD/GBP.

If you have no open currency position, then you are said to be flat or square . Sometimes closing a position is termed squaring up .

Value Dates

The day that a currency is traded is known as the trade date . or entry date . This is the date when your order for a trade was entered and accepted by your broker. Then the trade is settled sometime later, when the transaction is actually completed. The date of settlement is known as the value date (aka settlement date . delivery date ).

Because settlement takes time, especially between continents with different time zones, most currency trades settle in 2 good business days, which is often depicted as T+2 . The exception is North American currency pairs, such as those pairs consisting of the United States dollar, the Canadian dollar (CAD ), or the Mexican peso (MXN), which settle in 1 good business day ( T+1 ). So, for instance, USD/CAD would settle in 1 good business day, while USD/EUR would settle in 2 good business days.

For an FX forward contract. the value date is the contract maturity date plus 1 day for North American currency pairs or 2 days for other pairs.

A good business day is a day that is not a holiday or weekend in either currency country. Because different countries have different holidays, this can sometimes lead to a value date that is 6 or 7 days from the trade date, particularly at the beginning and end of the year.

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Because currency trading is a 24-hour, global market, there needs to be an agreement as to what constitutes the end of the day. By convention, settlement time on the value date is at that time that corresponds to 5 P. M. Eastern Standard Time (EST). After the settlement time, the trade day advances, so the trade day for a trade after 5 P. M. EST on Monday is considered Tuesday. So a trade in EUR/USD on 3 P. M. Monday Eastern time would settle on Wednesday at 5 P. M. However, if the same currency pair was traded at 6 P. M. on Monday, then the trade day would be Tuesday and the value date would be Thursday at 5 P. M. EST. A T+2 currency pair that was traded after 5 P. M. on Wednesday would settle on Monday, assuming Thursday, Friday, and Monday are good business days.

Rollovers and Interest Rate Differentials

In the spot market, the settlement of a currency trade, in most cases, requires the actual delivery and acceptance of the currency. However, most forex traders do not trade currency with the intention of taking or making delivery of the currency—they trade for profits from speculation. Hence, most brokers who cater to the speculators automatically roll over the contracts from 1 value date to the next on each good business day until the trader closes the transaction—a process called, naturally enough, a rollover . Rollovers, in effect, continually delays the actual settlement of the trade until the trader closes her position.

On an open position, interest is earned on the long currency and paid on the short currency every time the position is rolled over. The interest that is earned or paid is usually the target interest rate set by the central bank of the country that issued the currency. When the interest rates of the 2 countries are different, then there is an interest rate differential which will result in a net earning or payment of interest. If the interest rate associated with the base currency is higher than the quote currency, then the trader earns the interest differential; otherwise, the trader will have to pay the interest differential. This net interest is often called the rollover rate and is calculated and either added or deducted from the trader’s account at the rollover time of each trading day that the position is open. Whether it is added or deducted depends on whether the rollover rate is positive or negative—hence, when it is added it is called a positive rollover (aka positive roll ) and a negative rollover (aka negative roll ) is subtracted. This interest is added or deducted every day that the position is rolled over—a one-day rollover .

However, interest is calculated for every day that the position is held, including weekends and holidays, so the amount of interest credited or debited depends on the number of days between rollovers. So a weekend rollover . which is any T+2 trade that takes place after the settlement time on Wednesday (or Thursday for a T+1 currency pair), will involve 3 times as much interest as a one-day rollover because there are 3 days instead of just 1 day between rollovers. If the rollover period is extended because of holidays, then the additional holidays are counted as well. Hence, any currency pair traded after the settlement time on Wednesday (for a T+2 pair) or Thursday (for a T+1 pair) will have a 3-day rollover, and will pay or cost 3 times as much in interest as a 1-day rollover.

Forex brokers also charge some interest, so the exact amount of interest that you will earn or pay will depend on the broker. If you have a large amount in your account, you may be able to negotiate a smaller interest rate spread. Virtually all trading platforms make the appropriate interest adjustments to your account automatically, so you do not have to calculate the interest. Some brokers apply the interest by adjusting your average open positions; others apply it directly to your margin balance. Most trading platforms show the interest earned or paid as a separate column in the Closed Positions panel and also as a summary. Most trading platforms will also show the amount of positive or negative rollover for each currency pair that can be traded with the platform, thereby informing the trader before the trade of the interest rate differential.

Since the amount of the interest is determined by the interest rate differential, the most interest can be earned by going long in the currency that pays the highest interest and going short in the currency that charges the lowest interest. This is the basis of the carry trade . where the trader hopes to make most of his money by earning interest rather than by trading. Currently, the New Zealand dollar and the Japanese yen have the greatest interest rate differential among the major currency pairs, with New Zealand paying the highest interest and Japan charging the lowest interest.

Countries don’t change interest rates often, so a trader earning money from the interest rate differential does not have to worry about timing the market. However, the carry trade is not risk-free because adverse movements in the exchange rate can more than offset any profits in interest. In fact, the carry trade can exacerbate adverse movements in the exchange rate, because there are many traders attempting to profit from the interest rate differential, so when the exchange rate moves adversely to the carry traders, they all attempt to close out their positions at the same time, which further lowers the value of the high-interest currency against that of the low-interest currency. For this reason, many carry traders choose other currencies that also have a high interest rate, such as the Australian dollar (AUD), so that adverse moves are not magnified as much by carry traders closing out their positions.

A good business day is a day when banks in both currency countries are open—this excludes Saturday and Sunday, and holidays in either country.

Settlement time is 5 P. M. Eastern Standard Time on a good business day. For a 24-hour market, the day begins and ends at settlement time, and the next day begins right after settlement time. So, for instance, Tuesday in the forex market begins at 5:01 P. M EST Monday.

The value date or settlement date is 2 good business days after the trade for most currency pairs and 1 good business day for the major North American currency pairs.

Because most traders do not want to make or take delivery of the currency, most forex brokers automatically roll over the current value date to the next value date at each settlement time.

Interest accrues every day that the position is open, whether it is a business day or not.

Interest is only credited on a positive roll or debited on a negative roll when the contract is rolled over at settlement time (5 P. M. EST). If the contract is not rolled over, then there is no accrual of interest. So a position that was opened and closed before settlement time will not earn any accrued interest.

The amount of interest depends on the interest rate differential between the currency pair minus the interest rate spread that the forex broker charges.

Use practice accounts of different brokers to compare the actual interest earned or charged for a particular currency pair.

Do not do business with a broker that does not clearly show the amount of interest earned or paid, both for individual positions and as an account total.

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Forex Market Daily Interest Rollover

In the spot fx market, trades settle in two business days and open trading positions held at time of rollover are automatically rolled over by the forex broker to the next settlement date, the open trade position is swapped for a new position expiring the following settlement date at 5pm EST rollover. This is also known as "tomorrow, next day" or simply "tom next."

For example, if you buy 200,000 Euros on Monday, you must deliver 200,000 Euros on Wednesday. On Wednesdays, the amount added or subtracted to an account as a result of rolling over a position tends to be around three times the usual amount. This "3-Day" rollover accounts for settlement of trades through the weekend period.

How does this affect your forex trading account?

If you are long the currency bearing the higher interest rate then you should earn interest, automatically credited to your trading account. Conversely, if you are short the currency bearing the higher interest rate then you should experience a small debit to your account.

Be aware that most forex brokers require a 2% margin set for your account in order to receive interest. If not, you will have to pay for the rollover, it doesn't matter whether you are long or short the currency bearing the higher interest rate

For day traders, who almost never hold any overnight positions, the rollover is not applicable because there are no positions to roll, and therefore no interest is earned or paid.

If you are a swing, position or long term trader, the rollover will affect your account since you'll earn or pay interest on a daily basis. Therefore, it is recommend to set your account at 2% margin and only try to long the currency bearing the higher interest rate.

A strategy for the longer term trader is the carry trade, which relies on a big interest rate differential between the two traded currencies. For example the NZD/JPY currency cross pair.

Currently, traders earn a $13 daily rollover interest, credited to their accounts at 5PM EST while holding a long position in this pair for each standard lot(1 standard lot equals 100,000 units) traded; BUT, if you are short NDZ/JPY, your account will be debited $14/day for each standard lot traded! Interesting fact to know, isn't it?

If you are long 300,000 EUR/USD at rollover (5PM est) and EUR/USD at rollover is trading at 1.3200, the EUR short-term interest rate is 3.50% and the USD short-term interest rate is 5.25%, the rollover debit or credit to your account would be as follows:

Number of lots (Units) x (base currency interest rate - quote currency interest rate) / 365 days per year x current base currency rate = daily rollover interest debit/credit

Therefore: 300,000 x (3.50% - 5.25%) / 365 x 1.3200 = -$16,98 daily rollover interest debit

-$16,98 rollover debit will be subtracted to your trading account at 5PM EST as a result of rolling over since you are long the currency bearing the lower interest rate.

* The above calculation is an example only and is to be used for educational and informative purposes only since the amount actually debited or credited to your account will vary depending on the forex broker. Most brokers display the daily rollover interest fees on their online trading platform.

Forex Trading Rollovers

Rollovers occur when a transaction continues for more than two days, and the Forex trading order is automatically rolled over to the next day.

Because the Forex trading market is a spot market. where trandsaction are made instantaneously, trades must settle in two business days. But donвЂ™t worryвЂ¦ You donвЂ™t have to sell everything after two days! This is exactly why we have the option for Forex trading rollovers.

In Forex system trading you have the option of a rollover, so that your transaction will remain relevant for two more days. Forex trading Rollover can happen every two days, so your investment stays indefinitely.

Rollover Charges and Interest Rates

Every rollover has a certain transaction cost, which is set according to the Forex site and software you are using. This information needs to be looked over before you invest, so there won't be any surprises.

Rollover charges are different according to the currency you invest in, and this should also come into account when deciding how to trade.

Forex trading Rollovers occur when the NY trading market closes at 17:00 ET. Traders sometimes earn interests on rollovers. US interest rates, for example, are higher than Japan's, so if you are holding a long USD/JPY you will be able to accumulate interest for the rollover. On the other hand, holding the JPY will means paying interest on the rollover.

When the rollover is made, the currency can also move up or down for a few pips. so also take that into account when you notice changes in the Forex currency the day after.

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Rollover

Rollover es el interés pagado o ganado por mantener una posición durante la noche.

Each currency has an interest rate associated and since the Forex is traded on currency pairs, each transaction involves two currencies and two interest rates. If the interest rate of the currency you bought is higher than the interest rate of the currency you sold, then you will earn rollover (positive roll). If the interest rate of the currency you bought is lower than the interest rate of the currency you sold, then you pay a Rollover (negative roll). Rollovers can add significant extra cost or profit to your operation.

At 5 p. m. in New York is considered the beginning and end of the forex trading day. Any positions that are open at 5 p. m. (ET) sharp are considered to be held overnight, and are subject to rollover. A position opened at 5:01 p. m. (ET) is not subject to rollover until the next day, while a position opened at 4:59 p. m. (ET) is subject to rollover at 5 p. m. (ET)

When you buy the EUR / USD, you are buying the euro and selling the US dollar to pay for it. If the euro interest rate is 4.00% and the rate of the US dollar is 2.25%, you are buying the currency that has the highest interest rate, which causes you to gain in Rollover 1.75% annually. If you sell the EUR / USD, you are selling the currency with the higher interest rate and are paying a Rollover of approximately 1.75% annually, since you'd be paying the euro interest rate and earning the interest rate of the dollar.

The Islamic Accounts that BelforFx offers have no Rollovers; for all other accounts our Trading platforms automatically calculate and report all Rollovers.

RollOvers

EXPLORE MARKETS ROLLOVER

EM debits or credits clients' accounts, and handles rollover interest at competitive rollover rates for all positions held open after 22:00 GMT.

Although there is no rollover on Saturdays and Sundays when the markets are closed, banks still calculate interest on any position held over the weekend. To level this time gap, EM applies a 3-day rollover strategy on Wednesdays.

ABOUT ROLLOVER

Rollover is the process of extending the settlement date of an open position (i. e. date by which an executed trade must be settled). The forex market allows two business days for settling all spot trades, which implies the physical delivery of currencies

In margin trading, however, there is no physical delivery, so all open positions must be closed daily at end-of-day (22:00 GMT) and re-opened on the following trading day. This pushes out the settlement by one more trading day. This strategy is called rollover.

Rollover is agreed on through a swap contract which comes at a cost or gain for traders. EM does not close and re-open positions but debits/credits trading accounts for positions held open overnight, depending on the current interest rates (LIBOR/LIBID with added mark-up).

CALCULATING ROLLOVER

Every currency trade is based on borrowing one currency in order to buy another. Interest is paid on the borrowed currency and earned on the purchased currency. For instance, if we assume that the interest rates in Japan and the US are 0.25% p. a. and 2.5% p. a. respectively, and you have a buy position of 1 lot in USDJPY at 118.50, you will earn 2.5% per year on your USD and pay 0.25% per year on your borrowed JPY.

This means that with an open position you gain USD 6.16 per day [100,000* (2.5%-0.25%)/365]. This amount is credited to your account and equivalent to 0.73 pips per day [118.50* (2.5%-0.25%)/365]. Similarly, if you have a short position in USDJPY, you lose USD 6.16 per day. Thus rollover interest can provide an added stream of profit or loss for you.

BOOKING ROLLOVER

22:00 GMT is considered to be the beginning and the end of a forex trading day. Any positions which are still open at 22:00 GMT sharp are subject to rollover and will be held overnight. Positions opened at 22:01 are not subject to rollover until the next day, but if you open a position at 21:59, a rollover will take place at 22:00 GMT. For each position open at 22:00 a credit or debit appears on your account within 1 hour, and will be directly applied to your equity account.

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Forex Rollover Fee

If you hold a spot forex position overnight, that is the position is “rolled over”, then you may pay or receive what’s called the rollover fee .

And the rollover fee is calculated by the difference in the interest rates that apply to the two currencies in the currency pair that you’re trading.

If you buy a currency pair where the base currency has a higher interest rate than the terms currency, then you’ll receive interest, and vice versa. For example if you buy the AUDUSD, and the interbank interest rates are higher in Australia than in the US, then you may recieve a rollover fee. On the other hand, if the interest rates are higher in the US, then you may have to pay a rollover fee. Usually the rollover fee is a relatively small amount, compared to the profits and losses of a system.

What you'll see on your statement, is something like this during the Rollover:

For a short position in 3 standard contracts ($300 000) in the EUR/USD:

14th June 2006 6:18 am. Comprar. Rate 1.2542. Counter amount 376 2 60 DB

14th June 2006 6:18 am. Vender Rate 1.2542 5 . Counter amount 376 2 75 CR

In this situation, the rollover fee as you can see is 0.5 pips, which is $5 per contract.

Because we're in 3 contracts, this is 1.5 pips or $15 for that day.

Currently the trade is 31 pips in profit per contract (profit of $930).

One difference with some brokers, is that you may need to have a certain amount of margin, say 2% margin, before the amounts are paid to you. Less than this, you may have to pay the rollover fee in both situations. This is different with different brokers though.

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Forex Glossary

Rollover

A spot transaction is generally due for settlement within two good business days. This is not to say the trader has to accept delivery of the transacted currencies - most retail brokers will automatically roll over open positions allowing the traders to hold their positions indefinitely. Technically speaking, there is a simultaneous closing of an open position for today’s settlement date and the opening of the same position for the next day’s settlement date (another two good business days ).

The cost of rolling over a transaction is based on the interest rate differential between the two currencies in a transaction. For example, if a trader is long (bought) the currency with a higher rate of interest, he/she will earn an interest diferential. If the trader is short (sold) the currency with a higher rate of interest an interest differential, the trader will have to be pay the interest rate differential.

Rollover Rates (Swap)

For positions open at your broker’s “cut - off time” (23:59 sever time), there is a daily rollver interest rate that a trader either pays or earns, depending on your established margin and position in the market.

If you do not want to earn or pay intersest in your position, simply make sure they are all closed before 23:59 server time, the established end of the market day. Alternatively, you can (and should) select Islamic Account, when you Open your Real Account with us.

Since every currency trade involves borrowing one currency to buy another . interest rollover changes are part of Forex Trading. Interest is paid on the currency that is borrowed, and earnd on the one that is bought.

If you are buying a currency with a higher Interest Rate than the one you are borrowing, then the net interest rate differential will be positive (i. e. USDJPY) and you will earn funds as a result.

Conversely, if the interest rate differential is negative, then you will have to pay funds.

In the currency trading terminal ‘swap’ is automatically converted into the balance currency. Operation is conducted at 23:59 Server Time. From Friday to Monday, Swap is charged once . From Wednesday to Thursday Swap is charged at triple rate .

How to calculate the Swap Rate

Swap occurs at a set cut off time every day, currently 00:00 server time. It is basically the interest rate which we calculated againtst the volume that you are trading whcih will be added or taken away from each trade that is not closed before that swap occurs. To avoid the swap on the positions, the traders need to be closed before the end of the market day. Swap is not a fee of anyform, it is the interest charged for borrowing currencies.

Each currency pair/simbol has a differenct swap rate, which you can find in the specificatiions tanle

Swap calculation is:

PIP value * Number of lots * Swap rate * Number of Nights

We will betrading EUR/GBP (0.82133). A buy position held for 3 nights with a USD base currency.

There are 2 ways to calculate swap manually.

The first determines the Pip value in the base currency of the account before the calculation, meaning the swap value is already in our base currency.

Therefore first determine thepip value for 1 lot EUR/GBP in USD base currency – which is 15.05 USD per Pip, so:

PIP value * Number of lots * Swap rate * Number of Nights

15 * 1 * -0.14. * 3 = -6.32 USD

The second uses of PIP value of the pairs TEAM currency to determine theswap charge and then converts it to the base currency of the account after the swap calculation iscomplete:

PIP value * Number of lots * Swap rate * Number of Nights

10 * 1 * -0.14. * 3 = -4.20 GBP

now you need to determine how much is -4.20 GBP in US dollars:

-4.20 GBP * 1.50614 (GBP/USD rate) = – 6.32 USD

Rollover Dates

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What is Rollover in the Forex Market?

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Hello traders! This week’s newsletter finds me relaxed and refreshed as I just took a month off from teaching and took a small road trip through Colorado, New Mexico, and Texas to see some friends, relatives, and the beautiful scenery. One of the great perks of being a trader is the freedom of time to just get up and go at a moment’s notice. I hope every one of you can do this as well! The actual topic of this week’s newsletter isn’t about vacations, but about an interesting quirk in the spot forex market called “rollover.” Let’s get to it!

First of all, let’s define what “rollover” is, and as usual, we’ll use Investopedia. com to get started.

Rollover

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LiderForex “futures” müqavilələrində CFD ticarəti təklif edir. Bu əməliyyatlar üzrə müqavilələr təyin olunmuş tarix müddətinə bağlanılır. Bizim üçün dəyərli olan bütün müştərilərimizin alqı-satqı əməliyyatını davamlı olaraq həyata keçirə bilmələri üçün LiderForex vaxtı bitmiş müqavilələri yeni qiymətdə göstərilmiş müqavilələrlə dəyişir.

CFD dəyişilmə tarixi:

ROLLOVER DATES / TIME

CAC40, IBEX35, AEX, OMXS30, OMXC20CAP

APR – 10, 2016, 21:00 GMT

APR – 17, 2016, 21:00 GMT

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APR – 24, 2016, 21:00 GMT

Əgər müqavilələrdə qiymətlər arasında nəzərə çarpacaq dərəcədə fərq olsa onda bu fərq hesabınıza uyğun tənzimlənəcək və bu fərq sizin hesab üzrə gəlir və ziyana təsir etməyəcəkdir.

Müqavilələrin bitiş taixinə CFD hesabı açan müştərilərimiz qiymət tənzimlənməsini öz hesabında debet və ya kredit kimi müşahidə edəcəkdir. Bundan əlavə, yeni əməliyyatlarda həyata keçirilən “stop” və “limit” əmrlərinə yeni market qiymətləri tətbiq ediləcəkdir.

Qiymət tənzimləməsinə məruz qalmaq istəməyən müştərilər köhnə hesablarını müqavilələrin bitiş tarixindən əvvəl bağlayib yeni hesab aça bilər.

CFD və Forex əməliyyatları barədə əlavə məlumat almaq istəyirsinizsə bizimlə əlaqə saxlayın.

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CFD Rollover

It is well known that when traidng in Forex and CFD markets investors may maintain their positions open not only for a couple of hours, but for longer time periods as well. So, rollover can be defined as the transfer of these positions to the next day.

What Is a Rollover?

“Rollover” is a well known term among economists and may have different meanings depending on the sphere of application.

According to an economic dictionary, rollover may have the following meanings:

Prolongation of credit deadline by its technical repayment and simultaneous resumption of a new credit

Transfer of funds from one form of investment to another

Notion of “rollover” is widely spread among traders and is actively applied by dealing centers and brokerage companies.

CFD rollover, as a process of transferring positions to the next day, assumes swap accrual.

CFD Rollover and Swap

Swap is an interest, that is debited from or credited to trader’s position for the rollover (overnight) to the next trading day. Calculation of Swap for precious metals is linked to the corresponding currency, US Dollar or Euro. Thus, for example XAUUSD instrument (Gold against US Dollar) the quoted currency is the U. S. Dollar. When the client open a short position on this instrument, the client pays for borrowing gold at a discounted rate and receives the accrual for deposit U. S. dollars based on the interbank rates. The same scheme operates for other instruments from the Metals Group.

Calculation of the Swap for stock indices is performed in the currency of the country of the index. Thus, in case of FTSE100 instrument, British stock Index CFD is linked to British Pound. While opening a short position on the instrument, the client pays for borrowing contracts for Index and receives an accrual for depositing British Pounds on the basis of the interbank rate. The same scheme works for other indices.

In case of Commodity CFDs. Swap calculation is performed in the quote currency of the instrument. For example, OIL, Light Sweet Crude Oil (WTI) is linked to U. S. Dollar. While opening a short position on the instrument, the client pays for borrowing contracts for oil at a reduced rate and receives an accrual for depositing US Dollars on the basis of relevant interbank rate.

Swap for Stock CFDs is usually appointed as a fixed sum - actually negative one for long as well as short positions. Less often, just as in case of Currency pairs, Swap is linked to short-term interbank rates, but in this case, companies may add their own quite significant interest, thereby, worsening the conditions for clients.

It is well known that on Forex Markets currency pairs are being bought and sold, and every currency has its own interest rate, determined by national banks.

On CFD market the rollover is calculated based on the rollover of the underlying asset and the asset quoted. The difference between asset interest rates is the basis of rollover determination. If when buying a currency its rate is higher than the interest rate on the sold currency, the rollover is accrued on the trading position. If while buying a currency its rate is lower than the interest rate on the currency sold, the rollover is debited from the trading position. Thus, rollover may create additional income as well as cause additional losses. Moreover, the amount of charge or cheating is directly proportional to the amount of the transaction.

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Forex Rollover Swap

The video below was a class that I gave to the company’s employees on October 16, 2012. The goal is to explain the concept of rollover in the forex market. which is synonymous with the term swap. The transcript is below .

Shaun: Okay, so we’re going to go over rollover and what it is. It’s really the interest that accrues for holding an open forex position. When we place a trade. you guys know that we’re trading on leverage .

When we trade one lot of the EURUSD. we are trading €100,000 and then we’re selling whatever the equivalent is in USD at the time. Right now the rate is 1.30. That means that we are buying €100,000 and exchanging that for $130,000. This is when EURUSD is equal to 1.3000.

Make sense so far. Leider, everybody wants interest and they want their pound of flesh. You’re not just paying it for the money in your account. you’re actually owing interest and earning interest for the positions that you have open. If you again use a current example. interest rates are at historic lows. They use the overnight rate for setting the rollover and swap rate on a position. The euro overnight lending rate is set at 0.01%. It’s basically free money .

The US dollar has an overnight lending rate of 0.15%. These are annual rates. It’s pretty equivalent to what you’re getting paid on a CD. almost nothing. Aber, that goes have a cost associated with it. When you look in MetaTrader. MT4 references it as the swap. In the industry. it’s more commonly known as rollover .

You have to pay interest for the positions that you do have open because they have value. When we decide to buy the EURUSD. that means that we own euros and we sold dollars. In interest terms. that means that we are owed interest on the euros and we owe interest on the dollars .

Chris: That would be bad because the US dollar is more ?

Shaun: Right. If you’re buying the euro. and this is in magical fairy land where you earn and pay the exact same amount of rollover for buying and selling. and we’ll get into exceptions in a minute. but in the “ pure scenario ”, you’re only earning 0.01% annual interest on your euro position. You’re paying 0.15% interest on your dollar position. If you’re buying EUR/USD and held that position for a year. you would expect to accrue a loss of 0.14%, which is the euro overnight interest rate (0.01%) minus the dollar overnight interest rate (0.15%).

If you did the exact opposite and sold EUR/USD. you only owe 0.01% overnight interest. but you make 0.15% percent interest .

Chris: Are you assuming that you have the position open for an entire year ?

Shaun: Ja. Jetzt, of course these rates change. These are overnight rates. which means that over night they change on a daily basis. The amount will fluctuate – slowly – aber, it does fluctuate .

This is in the hypothetical example where you bought EURSD. the overnight rates never change and you held the position for precisely one year .

Chris: It’s for one whole lot ?

Shaun: Ja. It’s precisely one lot. One lot is the equivalent of 100,000 base currency units. Our base currency here is the euro. 100,000 of the base currency is 100,000 Euro.

Let’s go through and calculate the rollover in our scenario of buying one standard lot of EURUSD. Apply the 0.01% rate to the €100,000 position. 0.0001 * €100,000 = €10. Natürlich, you must put that back in dollar terms. €10 * $1.3000/€ ( the current exchange rate ) gleich ist $13. Die $13 is the credit for the holding the EURUSD position for an entire year .

The calculations are the same for the dollar. except for the fact that it’s now a debit. The position of $130,000 * -0.015 ( this is a negative number because we owe it ) gleich ist… does anyone have a calculator on their phone. We all do ; we’re programmers .

Shaun: We have a $13 credit and a $195 loss from the rollover. $182 is the amount of money that we’re going to lose after one year in our hypothetical scenario with the EURUSD exchange rate not fluctuating. the overnight interest rates not fluctuating and us holding our position for precisely one year .

The next thing is that we need to go over the mechanics of rollover and how it is charged. It’s a little quirky. I’m stating the obvious. but there are seven days per week .

Chris: What’s with MB Trading only giving 50:1 nutzen. What does that mean ?

Shaun: It doesn’t matter for the swap. If you have a position of €100,000. you owe interest on the €100,000 .

Andy: You owe the interest on the leveraged amount ?

Shaun: Ja. It’s on the leveraged amount. When we opened that €100,000 position. we did that with $2,000 auf 50:1 leverage or $1,000 auf 100:1 nutzen. You’re not paying or receiving interest on your margin amount. You’re paying or receiving it on the leveraged amount .

Chris: So if I were doing that with MB Trading. I’d have to do it with two lots ?

Shaun: Nein. The interest is the same. You have a €100,000 position .

Chris: To leverage that much. don’t I have to double my margin ?

Shaun: Ja. Instead of using $1,000, now you use $2,000 to open the one lot trade .

Rollover is seven days a week. but we know that trading doesn’t happen on the weekends. En divisas. trading really happens from Sunday afternoon to Friday afternoon. This is more of a technicality. The only really important days are Monday. Dienstag, Wednesday. Thursday and Friday. They need to charge interest for seven days even though there are only five days that are important .

What they do is charge a single day of interest on Monday. Dienstag, Thursday and Friday. By convention and for no good reason. Wednesday’s rollover carries the interest charges for Wednesday. Saturday and Sunday .

Chris: Why don’t they do it on Monday ?

Shaun: Ich weiß es nicht. Why don’t they do it on Thursday ?

Terry. Or why don’t they spread it out across the week evenly ?

Shaun: Why don’t you pay 1.5 Tagen? That’s just the way it is .

This is referred to as triple rollover Wednesday .

Andy: That’s the for the past weekend. korrigieren?

Shaun: Nein. It has nothing to do with the weekends. Rollover occurs precisely at 5 PM ET. When you look at the charts of most brokers. they are mostly based on broker time. But in the forex industry by convention. 5 pm ET is the start of a new day. 5 pm ET on Sunday is actually the start of Monday. 5 pm ET on Monday is actually the start of Tuesday’s trading day. Tuesday’s trading day concludes at 4:59 pm on Tuesday .

Andy: But on Wednesday. you get charged for the past Saturday and Sunday ?

Shaun: Even if you didn’t have the trade open. If you decide – very poorly – bei 4:59 pm on Wednesday that you’re going to open a trade. and you close the trade two minues later at 5:01 pm on Wednesday. you are going to earn or pay triple rollover .

Andy: Ach, so it has nothing to do with the last weekend. They just charge you three times for whatever happens on that day .

Shaun: It’s a market quirk. If you hold that position precisely at 5 pm, you owe interest. If you do not. you do not owe interest. If you had the trade open for 23 hours and 59 Minuten, but you closed it before 5 pm, no triple rollover. But if you have it at 5 pm, then you pay triple rollover .

It’s the same concept on Monday. Dienstag, Thursday and Friday. except it’s only single rollover .

Chris: What’s to keep people from finding a favorable currency comparison and just opening trades for two minutes every day ?

Shaun: Lots of people try that and it doesn’t work because of Verbreitung costs. Notice that the rollover rates are so tiny. We’re talking about 0.01% per annum. Divide that per day and it’s a silly amount. It’s so negligible that you don’t really care .

There are exceptions. There’s Golden Week and this involves the yen. There are days where triple rollover Wednesday becomes nine times Wednesday. You earn the interest for two weeks of trading .

Andy: Do brokers do that to get people to trade with them or something. Is that a for fun thing or is there an actual reason :

Shaun: It’s because Japan shuts down for two weeks .

Chris: It’s only in yen pairs ?

Shaun: Ja. Anything involving a yen pair in May has Golden Week where you have a monster rollover day. It’s kind of the way it is .

People do try to take advantage of it. When interest rates were higher a couple of years ago. there was a big differential between the pound and the yen. The pound had an interest rate of 5.25% and the yen. as it is today. had an annual interest rate near zero at 0.25%. I think today that it’s 0.1. The point is that there was a massive difference between the two of 5%. You could earn that on the leveraged position .

Chris: Does that make the price spike ?

Shaun: Yeah. it does. People want to earn this money. This is what drives currency market. the shift in the interest rates. People chase yield. If I can open an account in GBP and I can earn 5.25%, if I’m holding yen. that’s looking really attractive to me .

I might consider the idea of converting my yen into pounds so that I can the extra 5%. This is referred to as a carry trade. It’s the idea of using leveraged money to earn the difference in the interest rates. It’s possible and it can be lucrative. The problem is that it depends on your timing of exchange rates .

If you expect that … let me think of a scenario that applies to today. Let’s say that the ECB decides to reverse course. and this is not likely to happen at all. Ahora mismo. they’re trying to keep their interest almost at zero. Let’s say they decided to stop intervening in the market and to charge a real interest rate. The euro interest rate would go through the roof. which motivates people to put their money into euros instead of dollars. Yen, Australian dollars. whatever. If you expect that trend to continue for several years. that is a great motivation for buying that currency. Not only do you earn the increasing differential in the two currencies ’ Zinsen, but more people are likely to follow the trade. The higher an interest rate is. the more likely people are to buy that currency .

That was the reason behind Brazil’s hot market as of about two years ago. Interest rates were 13-14% and everything was appreciating through the roof. You could sit back and know that you were going to make 14% in reals. The problem is that if you top the market like when the market yielded 14%, you earned 14% in reals and then the price plummeted by 30%. Timing is critical .

That’s the fundamental reason that the market exists. That’s why people trade currencies. Not just for exchanges of payments. but for speculation. that is entirely why people participate. It looks like free money. There are all sorts of examples .

Oddly enough. most of the mortgages in Poland are denominated in Swiss francs. The reason is that the Swiss had a very. very low interest rate compared to what the Polish zloty was charging at the time. If you could pay 0.5%, why are you going to pay 5% interest to have it denominated in zlotys ?

Gut, the reason is because the Swiss franc has been appreciating for several years. Now half of Polish homeowners are severely underwater because the value of their loans has appreciated by 20 oder 30%. They only make their income in zlotys. That’s the risk of the market. Those are the kind of real world examples of why people decide to participate and why rollover is really important .

This is the electronic form of how it applies to our traders and our customers speculating in markets. The real mechanics behind it are more tangible like in the mortgage example .

Andy: Is it common for strategies to keep track of I would make money. so I want to hold my trade until I hit my interest point for the day ?

Shaun: You could. but it’s a silly risk. If you think that it’s dangerous to be in now. you’re going to stay in risking an average of 120 pips of movement in the EURUSD so that you can capture the equivalent of 0.25 Zacken.

Andy: Okay, so it’s pretty much worthless .

Terry. Your current interest rate. is that something that a strategy has access to at the market level. Are we able to go out and query that ?

Terry. Also, it means that it has to be fed that values from some other source. which means …

Shaun: Nope. It has nothing to do with Backtesting. It doesn’t make assumptions about rollover. It isn’t present in MetaTrader on a historical basis. It is available in real time and I can show you guys where to find that. It’s not something that most people look at as part of a strategy. It is an important part. but it shouldn’t be the maker or breaker. It should be a little bit of juice. You use it to pad the margins a little bit or it might be a drag on performance. It should not be the primary reason why you’re entering a trade now at 4:59 pm so that you can capture the tenth of a pip in interest cost and pay 2.5 pips in the process .

The one thing that I wanted to point out. auch, is that everything that I explained is kind of hypothetical. You either lose 0.14% or you make 0.14% on an annual basis. In der Realität, that’s not how most brokers work. It’s a good way that they pad their margins .

This is how they make a slight amount of money on traders that aren’t trading. through the difference in the rollover rates that they charge. In the example that I sent you. and assuming that we opened MetaTrader and that it was a perfectly equal market. you would see that buying costs you. MetaTrader shows you in dollars. but I’m just going to put it in percentages. You expect a return of -0.14% for buying EURUSD and a return of +0.14% for selling EURUSD .

What happens most of the time is that everything gets skewed against you. The cost becomes a bigger number and the profit becomes a smaller number .

Chris: You’re saying it’s the broker that does this ?

Shaun: Ja. It can be the broker or it can be the ultimate liquidity provider behind the broker. but yes. the interest rates are set and then they get shifted. Natürlich, someone earns that differential .

Terry. Also, obviously. these are within the bounds of legal priorities based on trading rules ?

Shaun: Ja. It is a cost. I don’t know of anybody that discloses it. I don’t know who the ultimate beneficiary is to be honest .

Terry. It’s the broker .

Shaun: That’s my assumption that the broker is making the difference. If they net their trades. they should be capturing that difference. If you have 50,000 clients and most of them are piled into the EURUSD. there’s only going to be a certain amount of net exposure. Only say 10% of that difference is going to be net long or short. You can net out the difference between these two and keep all of it .

It’s not super lucrative. but it’s money sitting there and they take it .

Terry. A dime times 50,000 is lucrative .

Shaun: Ja. It adds up .

Terry. Especially when it’s all electronic .

Chris: Maybe I’m behind the times. but I thought they were pressuring the euro zone to ease .

Chris: But they’re already way below the dollar .

Shaun. Gut, the target headline rate in the euro zone is 1.25%, which is the result of the central bank intervening. They’re buying Spanish bonds. Italian bonds. Im Grunde, the bonds that literally nobody wants. They’re buying them so that the interest rates go down .

If I’m going to loan money. you have to make the call for your business or multinational corporation. You have to decide. Do you want to tie up money in junk debt for a year and get 6% in Spanish bonds. Or do you want to loan to the ECB directly at 0.01%. You get paid almost nothing. but at least you know you’ll get your euros back .

Terry. Gut, it depends on how long you’re planning on being in it and what you think the future is going to turn. If you think that’s going to turn. then go ahead and camp on it now and get it for nothing .

Terry. If you can afford to be in it that long .

Shaun: Ja, and that’s why there are interest rate curves. That’s a whole different subject .

If you lend for a day. and let’s use the US Treasury as the simplest example. we start out with bills at the short end of the duration. Bills are anything about a 90 day coupon and out to a year. You can buy a treasury note for the one year. two year. five year and ten year. Each duration is supposed to get higher and higher. but the further out you go. you’re supposed to get a higher rate of interest. It’s rather negligible compared to the duration. The difference between the overnight and the 3 month is pretty substantial. The difference between the 10 year and 30 year is supposed to be more substantial. but obviously the time involved is almost beyond comparison .

That’s why in the original EURUSD example I said that the overnight rate is this. because that’s what we use in Forex. What people are really looking at when they’re deciding whether or not to take out mortgages or to loan money in different sovereign bonds. they’re looking at one year yields. ten year yields .

Terry. It seems like it doesn’t make sense to go past ten years. Three decades is a long time to tie something up .

Shaun: In that market I would agree. but there were people in the 1970s that caught the US Treasury in the height of the stagflation when interest rates in the US were at 17%. They loaned money when the short term rates were actually inverted. People were taking the easy money earning 17% annually over 3-6 Monaten. The smart money locked up those interest rates at 14% for thirty years. They made 14% per annum .

Shaun: … compounded for 30 Jahre. They guys that made the thirty years made a killing and as close to risk free as you could get at the time .

Heute, I would argue that’s suicide. I don’t think the dollar will be around in 30 Jahre. Aber, that’s a different story .

Andy: When do these costs get calculated. Every day at 5 o’clock. they say you gained two cents or whatever. When did that fee get charged .

Shaun: Interest rates are a really complicated subject. They’re actually the result of a huge scandal right now that I know none of you know about. none of the people that I know know about. but that everyone should be up in arms about. It’s called the LIBOR Scandal .

LIBOR is where overnight interest rates are set. It’s not a free market. It’s voted on by a group of 30 some-odd banks. It’s all the normal culprits. the people that are despised and rightfully so. the Goldman Sachs of the world. Barclay’s. RBS. Bank of America. Any bank that you’ve heard of that’s international. they’re probably one of the banks that set the LIBOR rates .

They all get to vote and decide what is tonight’s interest rate for the US dollar. When they set the rate. that’s what every bank in the world uses to set its overnight lending rate .

Chris: They just pull it out of thin air or they base it on something ?

Shaun: They pull it out of thin air. They just vote. There’s a formulawhere they throw out the most extreme votes and keep the average of the middle ones .

It’s the most important market in the world because it affects everything that connects to money. It affects stocks. real companies. Anleihen, mortgages. Währungen… it affects everything .

What happened this summer was that the Bank of England got caught encouraging Barclay’s to manipulate the LIBOR rate. As you can image. banks have a strong interest in voting whether the LIBOR goes up or down. It affects all sorts of things like how much they have to pay savers in their CDs. How much do they charge for a mortgage. They have all sorts of motivations to keep the interest rates as absolutely low as possible to benefit themselves. That’s what happened .

LIBOR is set in London. but it really doesn’t matter. All the banks are international. It’s really just a committee .

Andy: With no government oversight ?

Shaun: It was with the active collusion of the Bank of England and the Federal Reserve. They encouraged the banks to keep the interest rates low because it aligned with their policy objectives .

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Trade Rollover

The forex market is active 24 hour a day which makes for some unique market dynamics, like rollover.

Why Rollover Exists

Trade rollover occurs when a broker swaps a trader's positions the day an order would actually have to be fulfilled. So, instead of your market position being closed and you being given the actual money, the broker rolls your position over to the next day.

It used to be that you'd have to ask a broker to roll over your position. Nowadays, however, it's largely assumed that a trader wants a rollover, and unless they specify otherwise, a rollover will be automatic.

Paying and Receiving Money For Trade Rollover

Traders both receive and pay rollover fees. Rollover fees are the difference between the interest rate of the two currencies that make up the currency pair. Basically, that money is earning interest, even over a single night, and if you are making more interest on that currency than in the other currency, the broker will credit your account with that interest rate differential. Likewise, if the rate is lower, the broker will debit your account that amount.

Some brokers require a slightly higher margin level – sometimes 2% instead of 1% – for a trader to claim rollover fees.

In most cases, rollover fees are quite small and are insignificant amounts of money for most traders, but if a bank or broker were to keep the rollover cost/benefits, the thousands or millions of accounts that the bank holds would all add up, and that would be a whole lot of money being shifted around – as far as the bank or broker is concerned – at random.

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What Is Forex Rollover In The Spot Market?

Even though the US dominates many markets most of Spot Forex is still traded through London, England. So for this description we shall use London time. Most deals in Forex are done as Spot deals .

Spot deals are nearly always due for settlement two business days day later . This is referred to as the value date or delivery date. On that date the counterparties take delivery of the currency they have sold or bought .

In Spot FOREX the majority of the time the end of the business day is 21:59 (London time). Any positions still open at this time are automatically rolled over to the next business day, which again finishes at 21:59. This is necessary to avoid the actual delivery of the currency.

As Spot FOREX is predominantly speculative most of the time the traders never wish to actually take delivery of the actual currency. They will instruct the brokerage to always rollover their position . Many of the brokers nowadays do this automatically and it will be in their polices and procedures.

The act of rolling the currency pair over is known as tom. next which, stands for tomorrow and the next day. Just to go over this again, your broker will automatically rollover your position unless you instruct him that you actually want delivery of the currency.

Another point noting is that most leveraged accounts are unable to actually deliver the currency as there is insufficient capital there to cover the transaction.

The broker will normally charge you the interest differential between the two currencies if you rollover your position. This normally only happens if you have rolled over the position and not if you open and close the position within the same business day.

To calculate the broker's interest he will normally close your position at the end of the business day and again reopen a new position almost simultaneously .

For example, you open a 1 lot ($100,000) EUR/USD position on Monday 15th at 11:00 at an exchange rate of 0.9950. During the day the rate fluctuates and at 22:00 the rate is 0.9975. The broker closes your position and reopens a new position with a different value date.

The new position was opened at 0.9976 a 1 pip difference. The 1 pip deference reflects the difference in interest rates between the US Dollar and the Euro. In our example you are long Euro and short US Dollar. As the US Dollar in the example has a higher interest rate than the Euro you pay the premium of 1 pip.

Now the good news, if you had the reverse position and you were short Euros and long US Dollars you would gain the interest differential of 1 pip. If the first named currency has an overnight interest rate lower than the second currency then you will pay that interest differential if you bought that currency.

If the first named currency has a higher interest rate than the second currency then you will gain the interest differential. To simplify the above, if you are long (bought) a particular currency and that currency has a higher overnight interest rate you will gain.

If you are short (sold) the currency with a higher overnight interest rate then you will lose the difference. The explanation above is a little in-depth, to illustrate the details, normally your broker will calculate all this for you .

As an educated beginner or an experienced trader, you know a thing or two about interests and rollovers in Forex. For holding a trading position open past 17:00 pm, brokers calculate a rollover on it. You won’t see this in your account history, but what actually happens is: during a rollover a position is closed and re-opened again. Because different countries have different interest rates for their currencies, an interest differential between currency pairs occurs. This differential can be either positive or negative, which defines the outcome: interest is either earned or charged to your account.

The list of pairs that collect positive interest when bought or sold and pairs that collect negative interest is well known to experienced traders.

Among the currencies that collect positive swaps/rollover are normally: AUD/USD when Long (bought) USD/JPY, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY and other/JPY pairs when Long USD/CHF, GBP/CHF and other/CHF pairs when Long

You should be always able to check the swap rates table with your Forex broker. If you don’t know what swaps are awaiting for you after 5pm each day, please don’t tell me you’re a serious trader.

All you need to do is to buy a currency with a high interest rate against the currency with a low interest rate.

Popular currencies with high interest rate are: USD (not the case with recent economic situation), GBP, AUD and NZD. Popular currencies with low interest rate are: CHF and JPY.

Some pairs may change their positive interest earning features in the long run as country governments cut or raise interest rates, but overall the base list remains the same.

I’ve seen and you’ll see Forex brokers, who don’t care about those interest rate rules. What would be better than making all Forex rollover interest negative? Derecha?

“…Alright, let’s leave one or two pairs with a positive rollover for curious traders, but make everything else negative” — a simple trick used by a broker. As a result — traders are discouraged to hold positions past 17:00pm, the rollover time. Holding positions open for many days becomes expensive. What to do then? Avoid rollover and trade more frequently, may be. Well, good choice ;), that’s what brokers aim for in the first place.

Every trader may easily find what currency pairs should have a positive interest.

If you buy a currency pair where the base currency has a higher interest rate than the quote currency, then you’ll earn positive interest; if it is the other way around, you’ll pay interest. For example, if you buy GBPJPY and the interbank interest rates in UK are higher than in Japan, then a rollover should be positive by the end of the day and your broker should pay you the interest. But, say, if the interest rates in Japan were higher than in UK, then you’ll pay a rollover fee to your broker when you’re Long on GBP/JPY.

The only thing left to do is to learn what interest rates for currencies are now.

Let’s take an example: If the interest rate for EUR now is 3.25%, and for USD the rate is 1.0%, this means that when you Buy EUR/USD you are going to earn interest (positive rollover), if you are to Sell EUR/USD you’ll pay interest (negative rollover).

Example: If to calculate the interest for holding a Buy position on EUR/USD:

when buying EUR you earn 3.25% when selling USD you pay 1.0% Net total is 3.25% - 1.0% = 2.25% interest earned.

Simple, right? Now, you can check the latest interest rates, define currency pairs that collect positive interest and compare results against your Forex broker rollover fees…

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9 Comments to this post

hobomojo | Dec 1, 2008 at 7:51 am

Carry trades ATM are bout’ as popular as highway roadkill. Can’t believe you’re discussing rollovers at a time when the majority of investors are unwinding their long positions in higher interest earning commodity currencies. Everywhere you look, people (real traders, not bots) are scurrying back to their safe havens - the Yen and (incredibly) the Greenback.

Trader | Dec 9, 2008 at 9:59 am

some times when there is a horible economic setuations like this. the market is not clear like before related to the news. and the bigest economic country now is the states when it falls the rest follwed them so its not effective these days i think

Forex Dark Lord | Dec 10, 2008 at 5:31 am

Ok, alright… I know, the timing for writing this post was probably wrong :) But the underlying point is not in what market is doing NOW, but rather what brokers are doing EVERY DAY: they make unsuspecting traders pay negative rollover difference for pairs where this rollover should be positive! Everything else, as you said, is global economy…

Anthony | Jun 3, 2009 at 5:04 pm

Does anyone know why, when you sometimes put on a trade where you’re paying out interest, even if the trade is only a 30k lot and held for an hour, the interest is $90. Very steep. I think I got screwed and someone else made off like a bandit on a trade. The interest should have been close to NOTHING!

Andy | Jun 6, 2009 at 9:02 am

Gedws | Sep 30, 2009 at 12:36 pm

Wrong Timing? Al I know is that I wanted to know this information and thanks to FDL I now have it. I trade based on technicals and my pip earnings thus far have exceeded the roll-over costs (actually some paid me ). The key info for me is what to do on Friday. If I hold a pair that costs me roll-over then I will give serious consideration to not holding the trade over the weekend. Since I’m hit with 3 days of fees on Wednesday for the hold-over. However, I may consider retaining a pair to earn the 3 days of interest (provided the technicals favor a hold). Thanks Forex Dark Lord for the enlightenment.

Grover Nickol | Apr 11, 2010 at 2:52 am

Nice idea. This is a great blog.

bpr | Jul 28, 2010 at 9:56 am

in my hunt for good brokers rollover was one of the criteria but sad to say I could not find one broker who charges honest rollover fees. Let me know if any body found one …

ARRATHYGAITTY | Dec 15, 2010 at 2:07 pm

Thanks for posting!

To Rollover or Not and Why

To Rollover or Not and Why Reviewed by ForexNewsNow on Jul 10 Rating: Read this forex strategy article about why and when traders rollover their positions with forex trading brokers and what the costs or benefits of doing so are.

ForexNewsNow & # 8211; To a forex trader, the term rollover generally refers to a change made to the value date of a forex transaction that is usually done to extend the settlement of the trade further out in time.

Rollovers are a very commonly used form of foreign exchange swap, and the most popular rollover is known to professional forex traders as a tom/next swap. This name arises because such traders usually roll out their positions traded the previous day that is now value Tom or tomorrow to the next available business day.

They do this rollover every morning so that all of their positions are value spot or two business days from the current day and can therefore net out at settlement. The lone exception to this value date rule for spot is USD/CAD that is typically traded as “funds” for value tomorrow or one business day from the dealing date.

Spot/next swaps are also sometimes used as rollovers when a trader rolls over their positions at the end of their trading day, rather than the following morning.

Why Forex Traders do Rollovers

Most speculative forex traders routinely perform rollovers each day as described above in order to avoid having their currency trading positions go to delivery, and this is especially true of those dealing on margin through an online forex broker .

In fact, those involved in forex trading online using margin will often have their trading positions automatically rolled over by their online forex broker. Such automatic rollovers usually occur if a position is left open at 5pm New York time that is considered the close of the global trading day by the forex market.

Nevertheless, those traders who are hedging cash flows in the forex market and therefore wish to actually take delivery of one currency in exchange for another will not be interested in doing rollovers, unless their original delivery date has changed for some reason.

Transaction Costs of Rolling Positions Over

Like a regular forex spot or forward transaction, a rollover has a bid offer spread associated with it that can result in an additional modest transaction cost to a forex trader who is dealing their rollovers through forex trading brokers .

Furthermore, in order to attract business from those interested in forex trading online. many top forex brokers that offer competitive rollover rates will advertize their rollover swaps for forex trades on their websites for each currency pair.

Rollover Costs and Credits

In addition to the rollover dealing spread, a trader can either earn points if they are long the higher interest rate currency at the time when the rollover is done, or they can pay away points if they are long the lower interest rate currency at that time.

The principle of interest rate parity is used to compute these rollover points, although supply and demand effects can also influence rollover costs. In general, the cost or credit associated with performing a rollover will depend largely on the interest rate differential between the two currencies in the currency pair being rolled over. The greater the interest rate differential is for a currency pair, the greater the rollover cost or credit will be.

These costs associated with rollovers are rarely important to day traders that generally close down all of their positions before the end of their trading day. On the other hand, carry traders thrive on exploiting the rollover and earning points each day from carrying their position in which they typically seek to borrow a low interest rate currency and lend out a higher interest rate currency over a significant period of time.

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Rollover Rates

Qué es Rollover?

Rollover es el interés pagado o ganado por mantener una posición durante la noche. Because Forex is traded in pairs each currency therefore has an interest rate associated with it. Si la tasa de interés de la divisa que compró es mayor que la tasa de interés de la moneda que usted vendió, entonces usted ganará rollover (rollo positivo). Si el tipo de interés de la divisa que compró es inferior al tipo de interés de la moneda que ha vendido, entonces pagará rollover (rol negativo). Rollover puede agregar un costo adicional significativo o beneficio para su comercio.

Rollover Example

Cuando compres el par EUR / USD, estás comprando el euro y vendiendo el dólar de los Estados Unidos para pagarlo. If the euro interest rate is 2.00%, and the U. S. rate is 0.25%, you are buying the currency with the higher interest rate, and you will earn rollover which in this case will be about 1.75% on an annual basis. If you sell the EUR/USD pair, you are selling the currency with the lower interest rate, and you will pay rollover or 1.75% based on the above on an annual basis. This is because you are paying the euro interest rate and earning the U. S. interest rate.

When is Rollover Booked?

The beginning and end of the forex trading day is considered to be 22:00 GMT. Any positions that are open at 22.00 GMT sharp are considered to be held overnight, and are subject to rollover. A position opened at 22:01 p. m. (GMT) is not subject to rollover until the next day, while a position opened at 21:59 (GMT) is subject to rollover at 5 p. m. A credit or debit for each position open at 22.00 (GMT) appears on your account within an hour, and is applied directly to your accounts balance.

Weekends and Holidays

Most banks across the globe are closed on Saturdays and Sundays, so there is no rollover on these days, but most banks still apply interest for those two days. Para tener en cuenta eso, el mercado de divisas reserva tres días de rollover los miércoles, lo que hace un típico rollover del miércoles tres veces la cantidad el martes. There is no rollover on holidays, but extra days worth of rollover are booked two business days before the holiday. Por lo general, rollover vacaciones sucede si alguna de las monedas negociadas tiene una gran fiesta. Therefore, Independence Day in the USA, July 4, closes American banks, and an extra day of rollover is added at 22.00 (GMT) on July 1 for all U. S. dollar pairs.

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Qué es Rollover?

When you have a position standing open for the duration of more than one day, you’ll either receive interest or you’ll have to pay interest. This is also occasionally being called rollover. In this article I’ll explain to you what rollover actually means en how rollovers are functioning.

In case of a forex transaction it’s always a matter of a currency being sold and a currency being bought . For that reason interest has to step in. When a position is still open at the closing of the currency market, you’ll have to pay interest on the currencies which you have sold and you’ll receive interest on the currencies which you have bought.

A forex broker usually mentions the rollovers on its website, but it’s rather important for you to have at least a broad understanding whether you’ll have to pay rollover or on the contrary you’re going to receive this kind of interest.

Explanation concerning Rollover

To be sure to know whether you’re going to receive interest or you should pay interest instead, you’ll always have to consult the interest rates of the central banks concerning the currency pairs .

A trader will receive interest if he/she has bought the currency carrying the highest interest.

A trader will have to pay interest if he/she has bought the currency carrying the lowest interest.

A trader will have to pay interest if he/she has sold the currency carrying the highest interest.

A trader will receive interest if he/she has sold the currency carrying the lowest interest.

The currency market handles a different currency date

The currency market closes each day at 17:00 EST (Eastern Standard Time), which is equal to 5 pm in New York and to 23.00 hours local time. However there’s a snake in the grass! The currency market handles a currency date which actually counts not until two days later. That means that when a position is opened on Monday, the currency date will be settled on Wednesday!

However there is one exception to this rule. When you open a position on a Wednesday, the currency date will be on a Saturday, but since the market is closed on Saturday, this currency date is going to be moved to Monday. The consequence of this will be hat you either receive or have to pay interest over a period of three days!

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Rollover or swap rate is the interest paid or earned for holding a Forex position overnight. Each currency has its own interest rate, and as trading is done in pairs, every trade involves not only two different currencies, but also their two different interest rates. If the interest on the bought currency is higher than the interest rate of the sold currency, then a trader earns rollover (positive roll). Conversely, if the interest rate on the bought currency is lower than the interest rate of the sold currency, then the trader will pay rollover (negative roll). Rollover can add a significant extra cost or profit to a trade.

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How to Calculate FOREX Rollover Rates

The forex markets operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Any nation that issues currency can trade its currency against another. Although he market is largely unregulated, there are certain trading conventions to be mindful of as they may also affect your bottom line. One such convention is that all spot trades are settled in two business days. This creates the need to "roll over" accounts.

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Review the definition of a rollover. All forex spot trades must be settled within two business days. If you would like to extend your position without settling at the end of each trade day you can close your position by 5 p. m. (EST) on the settlement day and reopen the following trading day. This is referred to as a rollover. Traders do this by using a swap agreement.

Review how currency is quoted. Currency is quoted in pairs. The first currency is referred to as the base currency, and the second is referred to as the counter currency. The trader borrows money to purchase another currency. Interest is paid on the borrowed currency and earned on the purchased currency. The net is the rollover interest.

Obtain the short-term rate of interest for both the base and counter currency. Go to the treasury department of the issuing nation for current short-term rates. It is usually listed on the home page of the website for the treasury.

Work through an example. Let's say you purchase 100,000 CAD/USD at a rate of .9155. The short-term interest rate on the Canadian dollar (base currency) is 4.25 percent, and the short term interest rate on the U. S. dollar (counter currency) is 3.5 percent.

Set up the calculation. For the rollover rate, subtract the base currency short - term interest rate from the counter currency interest rate.

Find the dollar of the interest. Multiply the number of CAD/USD held by the difference between the CAD short-term interest rate and the USD short-term interest rate. Divide this by the product of the rate at which you purchased CAD/USD and 365. The calculation looks like this: /(365 x 0.9155) and the answer is $224.40.

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Even though the mighty US dominates many markets, most of Spot Forex is still traded through London in Great Britain. So for our next description we shall use London time. Most deals in Forex are done as Spot deals. Spot deals are nearly always due for settlement two business days later. This is referred to as the value date or delivery date. On that date the counter parties theoretically take delivery of the currency they have sold or bought.

In Spot FX the majority of the time the end of the business day is 21:59 (London time). Any positions still open at this time are automatically rolled over to the next business day, which again finishes at 21:59.

This is necessary to avoid the actual delivery of the currency. As Spot FX is predominantly speculative most of the time the trades never wish to actually take delivery of the currency. They will instruct the brokerage to always rollover their position.

Many of the brokers nowadays do this automatically and it will be in their polices and procedures. The act of rolling the currency pair over is known as tom. next, which stands for tomorrow and the next day.

Just to go over this again, your broker will automatically rollover your position unless you instruct him that you actually want delivery of the currency. Another point noting is that most leveraged accounts are unable to actual deliver of the currency as there is insufficient capital there to cover the transaction.

Remember that if you are trading on margin, you have in effect got a loan from your broker for the amount you are trading. If you had a 1 lot position you broker has advanced you the $100,000 even though you did not actually have $100,000. The broker will normally charge you the interest differential between the two currencies if you rollover your position. This normally only happens if you have rolled over the position and not if you open and close the position within the same business day.

To calculate the broker's interest he will normally close your position at the end of the business day and again reopen a new position almost simultaneously. You open a 1 lot ($100,000) EUR/USD position on Monday 15th at 11:00 at an exchange rate of 0.9950.

During the day the rate fluctuates and at 22:00 the rate is 0.9975. The broker closes your position and reopens a new position with a different value date. The new position was opened at 0.9976 - a 1 pip difference. The 1 pip deference reflects the difference in interest rates between the US Dollar and the Euro.

In our example your are long Euro and short US Dollar. As the US Dollar in the example has a higher interest rate than the Euro you pay the premium of 1 pip.

Now the good news. If you had the reverse position and you were short Euros and long US Dollars you would gain the interest differential of 1 pip. If the first named currency has an overnight interest rate lower than the second currency then you will pay that interest differential if you bought that currency. If the first named currency has a higher interest rate than the second currency then you will gain the interest differential.

To simplify the above. If you are long (bought) a particular currency and that currency has a higher overnight interest rate you will gain. If you are short (sold) the currency with a higher overnight interest rate then you will lose the difference.

I would like to emphasis here that although we are going a little in-depth to explain how all this works, your broker will calculate all this for you. The purpose of this book is just to give you an overview of how the forex market works.

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All positions held till the end of the business day and rolled over to the next value date are subject to a swap charge or credit which is called a rollover interest. Forex Ltd rolls over all open positions according to the international banking practices. Rollover interest can bring both additional profit to the trader and loss. When funds are credited to the Client's account a so-called positive rollover occurs. Conversely, when the account is charged due to position transfer overnight a negative rollover takes place.

The rollover interest for currency pairs is calculated on the basis of the full volume of the position and is determined on the basis of LIBOR/LIBID interest rates of the two traded currencies.

ROLLOVER POLICY

Normally Your account is charged when You sell the currency with the higher interest rate in the pair and credited when You buy the currency with the higher interest rate in the pair. Though when interest rates of the central banks-emitters of the currencies from the pair are equal or close in value rollover interest may be negative for both short and long positions.

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One of the complexities of trading foreign exchange is the whole rollover and carry interest aspect of things, as this recent question highlights.

My question is: What does carrying a trade past 5pm and thereby gain or pay interest, have to do with rolling over the T+2 forward currency contract? I understand that the banks would want to charge or pay interest at a given time, but why do some people call that carry trade and the interest associated with it rollover and why is the association so significant that on Wednesday 5pm when the rollover is for a contract that expires in 4 days because of the weekend they charge/credit an additional 2 days interest?

Also, what is the exact process of the rollover? If I’m long the EUR/USD and hold it past 5pm, do they liquidate that position and then enter another long for a new contract that expires in another 2 days? Wouldn’t that involve another cost in spread, closing and opening another trade? Or do they just reassign the T+2 to another contract?

Thank you very much for all of your help so far in clarifying a lot of my other questions. You seem to be the only one out there that has REAL answers.

I’ve never been in the “back office” where the actual transfers and whatnot take place, so I don’t know the specifics of that whole process, but I’ll offer up what I understand of things.

Let me tackle this by taking a look at what a spot forex trade is. It’s an agreement to exchange a set amount of one currency for another at a predetermined exchange rate in two business days (T+2). In speculative trading nobody actually wants to do the currency exchange, so at the end of each day, to avoid the exchange two days hence, they offset their open position, and then re-opening to start the new trading day. Some brokers actually do this in a very visual format which shows up in your trading log, while others make it a transparent thing. If you trade with a market making broker you probably won’t see actual rollover as the broker is your counter-party.

Please note that there is no “liquidating” of positions because you don’t actually have anything to liquidate. This isn’t like stocks where you have shares and then sell them. In forex, like in futures, you have entered into a contract. What you do to “exit” a trade is to enter into a new contract with matching delivery specifications (quantity and date). That neutralizes you. If you were a bank, you may still have to actually exchange the currencies (depending on your counter-parties), but from the time you entered the offsetting contract you would no longer be exposed to any exchange rate movement risk.

As for the carry, I asked Jamie over at Forex Live to clarify things to make sure I got it straight (we used to work together and he was a bank trader once upon a time). Here’s the deal. When you do a trade it’s as if you are borrowing the short currency at its overnight rate, exchanging it for the long one, and depositing that at its overnight rate. So if you go long USD/JPY it’s as if you are borrowing yen at the JPY overnight lending rate, converting them to dollars, then depositing the dollars at the USD overnight deposit rate. The carry is the difference between what you pay on the loan and what you receive on the deposit. When you close out your trade you reverse the process. Some brokers handle carry separately, while some incorporate it into the position rollover. (Note that I said “as if”. These actual transactions don’t really take place.)

Now, if you’re wondering why you see the carry on the T to T+1 rollover if the exchange doesn’t take place until T+2, it’s because your P&L is credited immediately for the overnight carry you will pay/receive going from T+2 to T+3. That’s also why you don’t see carry the day you close a position (except for Oanda, which does continuous rather than daily carry).

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Normally*, if the interest rate of the currency you bought is the higher of the two currencies, you will earn a positive Rollover; whereas if the interest rate of the currency is the lower of the two currencies, you will pay the Rollover. These amounts will obviously fluctuate day to day, as interest rates change.

If you are trading EUR/USD; The base currency is the EUR, and the quote currency is the USD.

Now let’s say hypothetically:

The USD, has an interest rate of 2.75%

The EUR, has an interest rate of 2.00%

Using this example, if you were to buy $1,000 USD, this is what would happen :

Since the USD has a higher interest rate, you will earn a positive rollover of 0.75% (2.75%-2.00%). On the other hand if you were to buy 1,000 Euros you will pay a rollover of around 0.75%*.

This interest is calculated daily, by the difference in the 2 interest rates. If there is a 0.75% difference, as in the example above, if you buy the EUR/USD, this would amount to annual profit of $X, $Y*1.075 (earned in the rollover, assuming market conditions stayed at a fixed rate).

At OloFX we automatically roll over all of your open positions around 22:00PM GMT to the next settlement date (i. e. the next trading day). We will automatically calculate a report and any rollover you have gained or lost, this will be displayed in your account.

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Understanding Forex Rollover Credits And Debits

Trades made with brokers in the spot foreign exchange (forex of FX) market, are subject to receiving interest or being debited interest, if positions are held overnight. This is known as rollover interest. This article will explain why rollover occurs and how traders can profit (or understand the debits) from it. We'll also take a look at the tax considerations of rollover interest.

Rollover interest is paid or debited to traders who have open currency positions at 5 p. m. EST each day the trade is open. Trades opened before 5 p. m. EST and held until after this time, are considered to be held overnight and, thus, are subject to interest credit or debits depending on the position the trader has open.

Whether a credit or debit is applied to the trader's account is determined by which country's currency the trader bought or sold relative to another country's currency. All currencies trade in pairs, meaning one country's currency is always relative to another country's currency. An example of this is the EUR/USD. Therefore, the amount of interest received by the trader, for holding the EUR/USD pair overnight, will be determined by the difference in interest rates prevailing in each location when the rollover occurs.

In most cases, retail forex brokers automatically roll over trades. Retail brokers do this to prevent traders, most of whom are speculators, from having to deliver actual currency to the party on the other side of the trade. Settlement, which is the day the trader would have to deliver actual currency to the person on the opposing side of the trade, is two days after the transaction took place. With brokers rolling over positions, trades can be left open without actual delivery of the full value of the currency position taking place. If rollover did not occur, the trader would be required to deliver the face value of the currency. This is because the forex market is where we trade contracts in which one currency is exchanged for another; this is to be delivered in two business days. (For more on settlement and other forex topics, take a look at our Forex Walkthrough Charts, Economics, Trading, or you could start at Beginner.)

Rollover interest is paid or debited based on the total value of the trade, and not simply the margin used for the trade. For example, if a trader is holding one lot of EUR/USD, he or she will be credited or debited interest on $100,000 (the full value of one lot), and not only the margin put up for the trade.

It is also important to note that rollover is not a charge for using leverage. It is a common misconception that if rollover is debited from a trader this is the cost of the leverage that a broker provided for this trader. This is not the case. The debit or credit is based on the difference between the interest rates of the countries involved in the currency pair the trader is holding.

Credits and Debits to Trading Account Credits or debits, in interest, are paid based on which currency, in the currency pair, the trader has purchased and whether that country's currency has a higher or lower interest rate attached to it. For example, if a trader purchases the USD/JPY pair, meaning they buy the U. S. dollar and sells the Japanese yen, and the dollar has a higher interest rate (2%) than the yen (0.5%), then the trader will be credited the interest rate differential - roughly 1.5% a year (unleveraged). If the trader sells the USD/JPY, meaning they sell the dollar and buys the yen, then they would be debited the interest rate differential between the two countries. (Learn about factors that influence interest rates in Forces Behind Interest Rates.)

Simply put, a trader will be paid interest each day that they hold the higher interest-bearing currency, or will be debited each day that they hold the lower interest-bearing currency. Countries' interest rates are determined by a number of economic factors and change over time.

Because banks around the world are generally closed on Saturday's and Sunday's, the interest for these days is applied on Wednesday. This means that if a trade is left open on Wednesday and is held after 5 p. m. EST, that trade will be credited or debited for an extra two days of interest.

Brokers automatically do all of this for traders. A credit or debit will simply be shown in the account for each position that was open at 5 p. m. EST. This could happen through a debit or credit in the trader's account, normally under a "rollover" or "roll" título. It may also be debited or credited to a trader by way of an adjustment in the entry price.

Profiting from Rollover Receiving rollover is an additional income stream over and above regular capital gains. For this reason, trades can be set up not only to take advantage of capital gains, but also interest income. Day traders can allow positions to stay open slightly longer to gain interest income, if they are long a higher interest rate bearing currency. Also, swing traders and investors may decide to only take longer term positions in currency pairs where they can be long the higher interest rate bearing currency.

Additionally, if a trader expects that a currency pair will remain relatively flat for the year, or finish the year around current values, they can take advantage of the interest rate differential on the currencies, and make a handsome profit, if in fact the currencies do stay around the same value (this also assumes interest rates don't change). If an investor goes along the EUR/JPY believing they will close the year at roughly the same value, they can make a large profit by using forex market leverage. A 2% profit due to the interest rate differential could mean a 20% return if 10:1 leverage is used. This also means the investor could lose 2% (or 20% or more if leveraged at this level or higher) just by holding the lower interest bearing currency for a year.

Tax Considerations Rollover interest is much like the interest paid to a bank account balance. Thus, rollover is taxed as interest income, and should be kept track of separately from capital gains for tax purposes. Brokers show interest received and debited in online trading activity statements.

The Bottom Line Rollover is interest that is debited or credited to a trader's accounts when positions are held after 5 p. m. EST. Whether interest is credited depends on whether the trader is long the higher interest rate bearing currency. If they are, they'll receive a credit; if not, they'll receive a debit. Rollover is done automatically, and nothing is required of the trader except to track interest separately for tax purposes (listed within the account reports). Rollover is calculated on the full value of the position, and, thus, can provide additional profit for the trader or cause a decrease in profits, or increase in losses. (To learn more, see Getting Started In Forex and Floating And Fixed Exchange Rates.)

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CFD Trading and Forex Futures Rollover Explained CFD's Rollover Explained.

What is Forex Futures and CFD Trading Rollover?

Rollover es el interés pagado o ganado por mantener una posición durante la noche. Each cfd has an interest rate associated with it, and can add significant extra cost or profit to your trade.

When is Rollover booked?

5 p. m. in New York is considered the beginning and end of the trading currency day. Se considera que todas las posiciones abiertas a las 5 de la madrugada se mantienen durante la noche y están sujetas a vuelco. Una posición abierta a las 5:01 p. m. no está sujeta a vuelco hasta el día siguiente, mientras que una posición abierta a las 4:59 p. m. está sujeta a rollover a las 5 p. m.

A credit or debit balance for each positon open at 5 p. m. appears on your account within an hour, and is applied directly to your account balance.

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