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The pip value of 1 standard unit (100,000) for either of the currency pairs of EUR/USD, GBP/USD, and AUD/USD is $10. Calculation of Pip value of pairs with USD based currency or Crosses, such as USD/JPY, USD/CAD, or GBP/JPY is a bit more complicated. The Profit Loss Calculator is a useful tool to calculate profit or loss of a potential trade. Pip value can be used to calculate how many pips of movement your usable margin can sustain. For example, if your usable margin is $200 and you have 1 unit EUR/USD, the account can sustain 20 pips of market movement against you. |