International markets

International markets refer to the global system where goods, services, and financial instruments are traded across countries. They involve exporters selling products abroad and importers bringing foreign goods into their local markets. This interconnectedness allows countries to access resources and products that may not be available domestically, fostering economic growth and diversity. Currency exchange plays a key role, as transactions often require converting money from one currency to another. International markets also reflect supply and demand dynamics, influenced by factors like trade agreements, tariffs, and economic conditions, shaping the overall landscape of global commerce.