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Always base it to the decimal places an exchange rate has. Like for example, EUR/USD has an exchange rate of 1.1983 and it moves to 1.1982, that is one pip. A pip is the last decimal place of the exchange rate. So if the rate changes from 1.1982 to 1.1987 that is 5 pips.

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