Live Currency Strength Meter
FXStrength shows the relative strength of the 8 major currencies — USD, EUR, JPY, GBP, AUD, CHF, CAD, NZD — plus gold (XAU) and silver (XAG), across three timeframes at once. Each score is the currency's average move against the other seven, so you can see which currencies are strong, which are weak, and where the daily, weekly and intraday reads line up.
Strength grid
Each cell scores 0 (weakest) → 10 (strongest). When a row is green across every column, that currency is aligned strong on all timeframes — the read that matters most.
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strong neutral weak · ▲ rising ▼ falling — flat
Risk sentiment
—Risk-on favours the commodity currencies (AUD/NZD/CAD) and stocks; risk-off favours safe havens (USD/JPY/CHF) and gold. The gauge reads the currencies; VIX and the S&P show whether the broader market agrees. Context, not a signal.
Top trade ideas
The biggest strength gaps right now — the idea is to buy the strong currency and sell the weak one. A wider gap means a clearer imbalance. This is information, not a signal to act — not financial advice.
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Strength trend
Each line is a currency's strength since the session open (00:00 UTC). When two lines cross, strength has shifted between those currencies — often the start of a move in that pair. Click a currency in the legend to hide it. Today's chart updates every 15 minutes.
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How the currency strength meter works
For each currency we take its percentage move against each of the other seven majors, across all 28 currency pairs, measured from the start of the selected window, and average them. A positive score means the currency has gained ground on the pack; a negative score means it has lost ground. Gold and silver are scored the same way against the basket of eight fiat currencies.
How to use it
Look for currencies that are strong on the higher timeframes (weekly, daily) and pair them against currencies that are weak. When the intraday read agrees with the higher-timeframe trend, that alignment is where the highest-conviction moves tend to form. FXStrength is an information tool — what you do with it is your decision.