The course begins by introducing students to the structure and functioning of the Forex market—including participants such as central banks, commercial banks, corporations, hedge funds, and retail traders. Students learn about currency pairs, bid-ask spreads, cross rates, and market conventions, gaining clarity on how currency trading operates in practice. From there, the program moves on to the determinants of exchange rate movements, such as interest rate differentials, inflation, GDP growth, trade balances, and geopolitical developments.

At We Care Institute of Finance, our teaching approach emphasizes practical learning and live analysis. Students work with real-time currency data and economic reports to understand how events like central bank announcements, fiscal policies, and global crises influence currency valuations. They also learn to interpret economic indicators such as the Purchasing Managers’ Index (PMI), employment reports, inflation data, and trade statistics, which are crucial in forecasting currency trends.

The program further explores technical analysis tools used by professional currency analysts. Students are trained to use charts, trendlines, moving averages, RSI, MACD, and Fibonacci retracements to identify potential entry and exit points in currency trading. By combining both fundamental and technical approaches, students gain a complete understanding of how to analyze and interpret the behavior of global currencies such as USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, and INR.

A key feature of this course is its focus on currency risk management. Students learn how multinational corporations and investors hedge against currency fluctuations using forward contracts, futures, options, and swaps. Through hands-on exercises, they understand how to calculate exposure, assess hedging effectiveness, and manage currency portfolios efficiently.

By the end of the Currency Analysis course, students will be able to:

• Analyze macroeconomic indicators affecting exchange rates.

• Forecast currency trends using fundamental and technical approaches.

• Understand and apply hedging instruments to manage foreign exchange risk.

• Evaluate the impact of global events and central bank policies on currency markets.

• Create professional reports and trading insights based on currency research.

This course is ideal for BBA, BCom, BBM, and MBA Finance students, as well as professionals aspiring to work in treasury, investment research, international trade, and portfolio management.

At We Care Institute of Finance, our mission is to turn academic learning into real-world financial expertise. The Currency Analysis course helps students develop a global perspective, analytical precision, and practical market knowledge — enabling them to think like currency strategists and make informed financial decisions in an ever-evolving global economy.