The red color denotes the most strong currencies that are able to perform against other currencies. The red color denotes the weakest currencies.
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As we approach another week, there's a few key events worth keeping an eye on. These are the usual suspects.
For example, the EURGBP/GBPUSD correlation is -91. This means that these pairs have a negative correlation. The pairs are likely to move opposite directions. Therefore, two long or two short trades on these pair would likely cancel one another.
Use the Live Currency Strong Meter to quickly compare the performance relative to other currencies. To help you visualize it better, we even colour coded it to give you an easy overview of the Forex market.
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This table updates continuously and compares the performance of current currencies against those at the close on the previous trading session. % shows how the currency performance has been compared with the one at this very moment.
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Currency strength can be attributed to the strong correlation between the pair.
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The GBP is the quoted currency. Therefore, long trades expect that the EUR will strengthen in comparison to the GBP. In the second pair the GBP acts as the base currency. Therefore, long trades are expected to see the GBP strengthen against the USD. This means that long trades in the EURGBP are those that expect the GBP's weakness, and long trades in the GBPUSD are those that expect the GBP's strength.