What is Swap in Forex Trading ? How to Calculate Swap Fee | Explained (2020 )

What is Swap in forex trading -

00:00 - Introduction to Swap
00:25 - What is Swap in Forex Trading
01:30 - What is Swap Fee in Forex
01:42 - Factors responsible for Swap Fee
01:58 - How Swap Works
02:35 - How to Calculate Swap Fee

Today I am going to clear all your doubt about what is swap fee in forex, the factors responsible for swap fee, what are the factors responsible for swap fee.
Checkout complete introduction to swap meaning here.

Have you ever got charged with a swap fee while trading forex?

Or
Got happy to receive a swap fee added to your account?
Well, the swap fee is charged/paid when you keep your trade running overnight.

In this video, I will explain to you what is swap?

The swap works in the same way,

In the forex market, the swap is the difference between the interest rates of two currencies involved in a currency pair.

Whenever you hold a trade overnight, your broker charges you with a fee or pays you interest for that trade.

Swap charge and swap charges. If you have any doubt on what is swap fee in forex, factors responsible for swap fee, what are the factors responsible for swap fee. Must watch this video you can clear all your doubts.

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[katicoo]

Hey! I'v been watching your videos on skillshare. Happy I found your youtube channel. Cheers

[shab]

Brother, I have been listening to your videos past few weeks. I didnt understand your logic here.
If we are buying a currency with higher interest rate than what we sold (whose interest rate is low) then we have to pay that would be a negative swap and vice a versa.
For e.g : Suppose we bought USD/JPY where USD i.r.t (interest rate) is higher than YEN. Which means if we keep USD in the bank and get 5% i.r.t, 2% i.r.t on Yen and buying higher i.r.t currency in exchange of lower ones then we have to pay 3%. That means i had a negative swap.

In your above Jhon's e.g you explained if we borrow less i.r.t and lend with high i.r.t then we get 1% profit.
I am bit confused.
Thank you.