Currency Strength Meter

Bronze

See which of the major currencies are strong and which are weak, at a glance.

How to get it

Bronze

Currency Strength Meter is part of the Bronze Access Pass - and of every pass above it. One subscription opens every product the pass includes.

£90 / month · quarterly saves 5% · yearly saves 10%

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Trading carries risk and past performance does not predict future results. Signals and education are information, not personal advice.

What's included

The eight majors ranked strongest to weakest
Computed from European Central Bank reference rates
Refreshed through the trading day
A clean visual read - no chart-reading required

Overview

A single screen that ranks the eight major currencies - the US Dollar, Euro, British Pound, Japanese Yen, Swiss Franc, and the Canadian, Australian and New Zealand Dollars - from strongest to weakest, so you can see where the money is flowing before you look at a single chart.

How it works

Each currency's score is its average move against the other seven over the recent window, computed from European Central Bank reference rates. Green bars grow to the right for strength, red to the left for weakness. Pair a strong currency with a weak one and you have the clearest trend to study.

Educational only

The meter is a market-information tool, not a signal or a recommendation to trade. It tells you what has already happened to the majors; what you do with that is your own decision, and trading carries real risk.

Currency Strength Meter

ECB reference rates · vs 7 days earlier · as of 1 Sept 2026

1 USD

+0.70%

2 CAD

+0.49%

3 AUD

+0.00%

4 EUR

-0.08%

5 JPY

-0.09%

6 GBP

-0.14%

7 CHF

-0.25%

8 NZD

-0.61%

Each score is the currency's average move against the other seven majors over the window, from ECB reference rates. This is market information, not a signal or a recommendation to trade - trading carries risk and past performance does not predict future results.

Frequently asked questions

Where does the data come from?

European Central Bank reference rates - authoritative, published data. We compute the ranking on our own servers and update it through the trading day.

Is this a buy or sell signal?

No. It is a market-information tool that shows which major currencies have been strong or weak. It is not personal advice or a recommendation to trade, and trading carries risk.

Which pass includes it?

It is included in every Access Pass, from Bronze up - the same as Market Analysis and the Educational Courses.