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I am mainly interested in getting latest rates of USD vs Indian Rupee
For this research project that I'm doing, I need to know either the actual quantity of Yuan (the Chinese currency) traded on the FOREX each day, or the percentage of the FOREX trading that is done in Yuan, or any information that can lead me in that direction. REFERENCES CRUCIAL, because I need a bibliography.
Ever thought of going right to the source?
ActionForex.com might give you some useful data on the historical trading quotes
http://www.actionforex.com/articles_libr ary/forex_articles/tips_for_trading_the_ major_currency_pairs_200510082394/
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