The Emerging Trends in International Market Currency
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https://doi.org/10.69968/ijisem.2025v4si188-93Keywords:
Foreign exchange (FX) market, International Market Currency, Digital innovations, Big Data, Digital ToolsAbstract
A critical component of the global financial system, "the foreign exchange (FX) market" is also a significant contributor to the economy. This article reviews the many studies on international market currency trends that have been conducted. Research on international market currency reveals that the United States, United Kingdom, China, India, and Germany are leading contributors. Key trends highlight the shift from traditional financial operations to digital innovations, with keywords such as blockchain, financial transaction tax, smart contracts, and cybersecurity dominating the discourse. Seven distinct research clusters show a growing focus on the digital transformation of financial services. The integration of mathematics, Big Data, and digital tools reflects a response to globalization’s complexities. This evolving landscape underscores the need for adaptive financial methodologies to address emerging challenges in global financial transactions and currency markets.
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