Pip

PIP stands for point in percentage. A pip is the smallest amount by which a currency quote can change, and it’s most frequently set to 1/100th of 1% (or, $0.0001), for any USD based Forex pairs. The fraction of a pip allows price providers to lower the spreads.

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Symbol	Change	High	Low

EUR/USD	0	0	0
AUD/USD	0	0	0
EUR/GBP	0	0	0
EUR/JPY	0	0	0
GBP/USD	0	0	0
USD/CAD	0	0	0
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USD/JPY	0	0	0

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