Currency strength meter
Which of the 8 major currencies rose and which fell, ranked from strongest to weakest.
Sun, Oct 25, 21:00 to Mon, Oct 26, 21:00 UTC, the last closed bar
Strongest
CAD+0.42%
Canadian dollar
Weakest
EUR-0.20%
Euro
CAD did best, +0.42% on average against the other majors. EUR did worst, -0.20%. The pair made of these two is EURCAD.
- CADCanadian dollar+0.42%
- USDUS dollar+0.23%
- GBPBritish pound-0.01%
- AUDAustralian dollar-0.03%
- NZDNew Zealand dollar-0.09%
- JPYJapanese yen-0.13%
- CHFSwiss franc-0.19%
- EUREuro-0.20%
: Each currency is measured across its pairs with the other 7 majors.
Computed from our own price candles: the % change of each of the 28 major pairs over the period, averaged per currency.
A measure of what prices did, not a forecast of what they do next.
Words used here
- Major currencies
- The 8 most traded currencies: US dollar, euro, British pound, Japanese yen, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar, Canadian dollar and Swiss franc.
- Currency pair
- Two currencies priced against each other. EURUSD at 1.1000 means 1 euro costs 1.10 US dollars.
- Strength
- Here, the average % change of one currency against the other 7 majors over the period. It says nothing about the economy, only about the price.
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