Currency Strength Meter

Which of the eight majors is doing the moving, over a day, a week or a month.

  • USD+0.43%
  • CAD+0.06%
  • AUD+0.03%
  • GBP+0.02%
  • JPY-0.01%
  • EUR-0.16%
  • NZD-0.16%
  • CHF-0.20%
Strongest USDWeakest CHF

Updated 08-30 02:06 UTC. Recomputed every hour.

See where the models expect the strong ones to go.

See the AI forecast

The same ranking sits inside AlphaMind, next to what the models make of the pair it points you at. Read from the same table the models read.

How it is built

For each major pair, take its move over the window
Credit the base currency, debit the quote
Average across every pair the currency appears in
Windows   1 day   5 days   1 month

Arithmetic on the majors and nothing else, recomputed every hour. A currency at the top is the one carrying the move, which is a different statement from a pair being up.

What to do with it

The cleanest pairs are the strongest against the weakest. If USD sits at the top of the day and JPY at the bottom, USD/JPY is where that day's move is most concentrated.

What does the number mean?

The average percentage move of that currency against the other majors over the window. Positive is appreciation, negative is the other way.

Which window should I use?

One day for intraday context, five days for the week's theme, one month for the trend sitting behind both. Disagreement between them is itself information.

Is a strong currency a buy?

Not on its own. Strength tells you where the movement has been, not whether there is any left.

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