What is a Currency Peg? A Complete Guide for Forex and CFD Traders

The difference in currency pegged versus floating currency seems to be quite simple. Currencies that float, such as the US dollar, the euro, and the British pound change in value on a constant basis based on supply and demand. A pegged currency will stay within a narrow band of value against its currency peg.


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