Financial markets are a concept in economic theory that reflects the system of relationships during the exchange of economic goods using money.
Financial markets are platforms for mobilizing capital, providing credit, conducting exchange monetary operations, and more.
World financial market is formed by the combined demand and supply for capital from borrowers and lenders. Financial markets are divided into: capital market (includes the market of shares, the market of bonds and bills), money market, derivatives market (derivatives) and foreign exchange market (Forex).
FAQ
What are financial markets?
Financial markets are systems where economic goods are exchanged using money.
What are the types of financial markets?
Financial markets include the capital market, money market, derivatives market, and foreign exchange market.
What is the purpose of financial markets?
The purpose of financial markets is to mobilize capital, provide credit, and conduct exchange monetary operations.
