Currencies are always priced in pairs. All trades take place between two different currencies resulting in the concurrent purchase of one currency and sale of another. For example, when you trade EURUSD, the currency cross is Euros versus US dollars. One currency will be bought (long position) while the other currency is sold (short position).
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