Macro Intelligence
Currency Strength
Relative strength of the eight major currencies, measured from real prices across the main pairs.
Strength heatmap
Ranked by the selected periodReading Over 1 week, JPY is the strongest and AUD the weakest (2.03 points apart). Strong-versus-weak combinations (JPY/AUD) are where relative strength is clearest, but gaps can close quickly around news.
Pair matrix · 1 week
Row minus column ≈ % move of ROW/COLUMNHow currency strength is calculated
For each of the eight currencies we take its percentage change against the US dollar over the period (from the last close before the period starts to the latest close), using real prices of EUR/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, NZD/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CAD and USD/CHF. The US dollar itself is 0. We then subtract the average of all eight, so a currency above zero has done better than the group and one below zero worse. A cell in the pair matrix is the difference between two currencies, which is approximately how far that cross rate moved. Hourly prices are used for today and 24 hours, daily prices for longer periods. It describes what already happened; it is not a forecast.
Currency Strength
How each of the eight major currencies is doing against the others. Above zero means stronger than the group, below zero weaker. Built from real prices of the dollar pairs.
Each currency’s change against the US dollar, minus the average of all eight. Prices update every hour. For learning, not financial advice.