Currency Strength
A live 0–100 score for each major currency, so you can see which side of a pair actually has fundamentals behind it before you trade the chart.
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What it is
Every major currency gets one composite score from 0 to 100, built from its rate path, growth surprises, and recent flows. A high score means that currency has tailwinds behind it right now; a low score means headwinds. It's relative, not absolute — a currency can score well even in a weak global backdrop if it's simply doing better than its peers.
How to read it
Each meter shows a pointer inside five bias bands: Very Bearish, Bearish, Neutral, Bullish, Very Bullish. Under the meter, a one-line "today's driver" names the single biggest reason behind that score right now — check it before you trade, since the driver can change faster than the score itself updates.
What insight it gives you
The real value is in pairing two meters against each other. A Very Bullish currency against a Very Bearish one is the classic way fundamentals traders pick which pair to focus on — trading a strong currency against another strong currency gives you much less edge, because the fundamental case on both sides cancels out.
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