How to Calculate Pip Values
A "pip" is the smallest increment in any forex pair. For pairs quoted in 5 decimal points a pip increment is based on the fourth decimal. For pairs quoted in 3 decimal points a pip increment is based on the second decimal.
For example a movement in EURUSD from 1.48385 to 1.48395 is a 1 pip move. In USDJPY, a movement from 83.293 to 89.283 is 1 pip. The value of a pip is determined by the currency of your account and the pair you are trading.
If the Quote currency is the same as your account currency then a 1 pip move equals 10 account currency units per 100,000 traded.
| ACCOUNT CURRENCY | QUOTE CURRENCY | PIP VALUE |
| USD | XXX/USD | $10 |
| EUR | XXX/EUR | €10 |
| GBP | XXX/GBP | £10 |
If the Base currency is the same as your account currency then you must also factor in the spot rate.
| ACCOUNT CURRENCY | BASE CURRENCY | SPOT RATE | PIP VALUE |
| USD | USD/JPY | 82.19 |
$12.16 |
| EUR | EUR/USD | 1.48385 |
€6.73 |
| GBP | GBP/USD | 1.66276 |
£6.01 |