What is this tool?

The Forex (foreign exchange) Heatmap shows how major currency pairs are performing against each other. Currencies are always traded in pairs — for example, EUR/USD means you're comparing the Euro to the US Dollar. Green cells mean the first currency is strengthening against the second; red means it's weakening. The Currency Strength Index at the bottom aggregates all pairs to show which currencies are strongest and weakest overall. Use the timeframe buttons to compare short-term vs. long-term trends. Click any cell to see a detailed price chart.

Darker green = stronger gain, darker red = bigger loss. Click any pair to see its price chart over time.
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Currency Strength Index
This index averages each currency's performance across all its pairs. A positive value means the currency is generally strengthening; negative means weakening. Useful for spotting broad trends — if USD is strong across the board, that affects stocks, commodities, and international investments too.
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