its a good reply from all with exact information , got some fine lines. thank you for nice post.https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/swap.asp
A classic example for a swap is an interest rate swap. For example, I have a bond portfolio with fixed interest rates. I dont like this and would prefer variable rates, but I dont want to sell my whole bond portfolio.
So I exchange my fixed interest rate for your variable interest rate. Based on the discounted cash flows of your future payment streams and my future payment streams the value of the Swap is calculated.
Swaps never affected my trading in any way.
%%In short, if you want to keep your trade open overnight, you pay extra charge for it. Think of interest that you are paying back
its a very fine reply from all about swap. nice post. thanksA foreign currency swap is an agreement to exchange currency between two foreign parties. The agreement would be consisting of swapping principal as well as interest payments on a loan which would be made in one currency for the principal as well as interest payments of a loan of equal value in another currency.