In the financial market, a trading pair refers to two assets or financial instruments that are interrelated and used for buying and selling exchanges during the trading process. Below is a detailed introduction to trading pairs:

Definition and Composition

• A trading pair generally consists of a base asset and a quote asset. For example, in the stock market, if an investor purchases a stock using Chinese Yuan, then that stock is the base asset and the Chinese Yuan is the quote asset, forming a "Stock/Chinese Yuan" trading pair. In the foreign exchange market, in the "USD/JPY" trading pair, the US dollar is the base currency and the Japanese yen is the quote currency.