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Currency strength
Currencies are ranked, not pairs. A pair is a ratio — ranking EUR/USD against GBP/USD ranks the dollar against itself. Strength is the mean move where a currency is the base, minus the mean move where it is the quote.
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Currency
Strength
Pairs
1
JPY
+1.68%
1
2
CAD
+0.12%
1
3
GBP
+0.09%
1
4
AUD
+0.06%
1
5
CHF
+0.05%
2
6
EUR
+0.04%
2
7
USD
-0.71%
6
Only the 7 of 12 pairs carrying at least $500k a day get a vote. Every currency has at least one qualifying pair.
Strongest against weakest today: JPY / USD. That is the pair the ranking points at — and note that every forex trade is long one currency and short another, so the no-shorting rule has no meaning here.
The 12 pairs
Pair
24h
Money
Trades
Price
EUR/USD
+0.09%
$34.4M
70,690
1.15945
GBP/USD
+0.09%
$5.7M
13,816
1.34931
USD/CAD
-0.12%
$3.4M
6,000
1.38289
USD/CHF
-0.09%
$1.8M
4,050
0.81201
USD/JPY
-1.68%
$1.6M
35
158.4
AUD/USD
+0.06%
$1.2M
2,949
0.71653
EUR/CHF
-0.01%
$702k
1,749
0.94158
EUR/GBP
+0.01%
$421k
606
0.85937
EUR/JPY
-0.57%
$203k
31
183
AUD/JPY
-0.00%
$21k
17
113.342
EUR/AUD
-0.22%
$7k
16
1.61724
EUR/CAD
-0.37%
$3k
19
1.60321
Why the trade count is in amber. USD/JPY shows -1.68% on 35 trades all day. On a percentage ranking it would sit near the top. It is noise. This is the same trap as NES on the crypto board, in a completely different market.
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