The forex market has different groups of market participants; all with specific characteristics. Depending on the volume of trading and their role, they can influence price formation in the market to a greater or lesser extent. The major players, including national banks, institutional investors, and investment funds, can strongly influence and, under certain circumstances, even disrupt the equilibrium of the foreign exchange market. For example, national banks can cause far-reaching imbalances by varying the supply or the supply of their currency.
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