
Foreign exchange
Currency prices reflect how economies are expected to perform. Rate changes, policy news and global demand can move pairs sharply around data releases.
Risk: rapid volatility

Different markets move for different reasons. Work through the ideas below, then ask for the current instrument list and trading conditions before deciding whether to take part.
These are teaching categories, not a statement that every instrument is offered. Availability and contract details must be confirmed in writing.

Currency prices reflect how economies are expected to perform. Rate changes, policy news and global demand can move pairs sharply around data releases.

Gold and silver are often linked to inflation, interest rates and mood. Their prices still fall, even when people call them defensive.

An index follows a basket or benchmark instead of one company. Concentration, earnings and economic news can shift the whole basket.

Any further product comes with its own terms, costs and risks. Never assume a market is offered just because a guide mentions it.
Understanding the contract matters as much as having a view on price. Treat these as questions to ask, not promises about what Zorix Market offers.
Spot, derivative, CFD or something else? Ownership and settlement differ between products.
Check spread, commission, financing, currency conversion and any non-trading fees in current documents.
Think about price gaps, leverage and whether losses could exceed the amount you planned to use.
Confirm eligibility, market hours, order types and the rules that apply where you live.

We provide information and a client workflow. We never ask you to trade against your own judgement. Ask for written terms and take the time you need.