Currency Strength Rankings
Relative strength of major currencies based on 1D performance
π― Trading Opportunities
Entry/SL/TP based on current strength analysis
πͺπΊ EUR #1 vs π¦πΊ AUD #8
πΊπΈ USD #2 vs π¨π CHF #7
π¨π¦ CAD #3 vs π¬π§ GBP #6
β οΈ For educational purposes only. Always use proper risk management.
Strength Matrix
Cross-currency performance heat map
| BASE β β QUOTE | πΊπΈ USD | πͺπΊ EUR | π¬π§ GBP | π―π΅ JPY | π¨π CHF | π¨π¦ CAD | π¦πΊ AUD | π³πΏ NZD |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| πΊπΈ USD | β | -0.06%
| +0.14%
| +0.05%
| +0.15%
| -0.01%
| +0.18%
| +0.12%
|
| πͺπΊ EUR | +0.06%
| β | +0.21%
| +0.10%
| +0.21%
| +0.04%
| +0.24%
| +0.17%
|
| π¬π§ GBP | -0.14%
| -0.19%
| β | -0.09%
| +0.00%
| -0.15%
| +0.04%
| -0.05%
|
| π―π΅ JPY | -0.05%
| -0.12%
| +0.07%
| β | +0.10%
| -0.04%
| +0.14%
| +0.03%
|
| π¨π CHF | -0.16%
| -0.20%
| -0.01%
| -0.10%
| β | -0.16%
| +0.02%
| -0.04%
|
| π¨π¦ CAD | +0.01%
| -0.08%
| +0.12%
| +0.06%
| +0.17%
| β | +0.17%
| +0.12%
|
| π¦πΊ AUD | -0.18%
| -0.24%
| -0.05%
| -0.14%
| -0.01%
| -0.20%
| β | -0.07%
|
| π³πΏ NZD | -0.12%
| -0.16%
| +0.05%
| -0.07%
| +0.06%
| -0.12%
| +0.07%
| β |
Key Concepts
Essential knowledge for using the Currency Strength Meter
How It Works
Currency strength is calculated by measuring each currency's performance against all other major currencies. A positive score means the currency is gaining value on average.
Trading Signals
The best trading opportunities occur when there's high divergence between the strongest and weakest currencies. Buy strong vs weak pairs.
Multiple Timeframes
Analyze strength across different timeframes. Align short-term (1H, 4H) with long-term (1D, 1W) for higher probability trades.
Frequently Asked Questions
Common questions about currency strength analysis
What is a Currency Strength Meter?
A Currency Strength Meter is a tool that measures the relative strength of major currencies by analyzing their performance against each other. It helps traders identify which currencies are currently strong (bullish) or weak (bearish), enabling better trading decisions by pairing strong currencies against weak ones.
How is currency strength calculated?
We calculate strength by measuring each currency's percentage change against all other major currencies over the selected timeframe. The values are then normalized to a -100 to +100 scale. A positive value means the currency is gaining strength, while a negative value indicates weakness.
How often is the data updated?
Our data is updated in real-time from the Massive API, which provides live forex quotes from major exchanges. The page auto-refreshes every 60 seconds, or you can manually refresh anytime using the refresh button.
What do the different timeframes mean?
1H: Compares current prices to 1 hour ago - best for scalping.
4H: 4-hour comparison - good for intraday trading.
1D: 24-hour comparison - ideal for swing trading.
1W: Weekly comparison - for position trading.
1M: Monthly comparison - for long-term trend analysis.
How should I use Trading Opportunities?
Trading Opportunities highlight pairs with the highest divergence between strong and weak currencies. Look for opportunities with HIGH confidence (divergence > 30%). The suggested entry, stop loss, and take profit levels are provided as starting points - always combine with your own technical analysis and risk management.
What is the Strength Matrix?
The Strength Matrix is a heatmap showing performance of every currency pair. Green cells indicate the row currency is stronger than the column currency, while red cells show weakness. This helps you quickly scan all cross-pairs and identify trading opportunities at a glance.
Is this financial advice?
No. This tool is for informational and educational purposes only. All trading involves risk, and past performance does not guarantee future results. Always do your own research, use proper risk management, and consider consulting a financial advisor before making trading decisions.