One layer per currency
Each line is one currency measured against the other seven, in a colour that stays the same across the site. Above the zero line its relative strength against the basket is positive; below it, negative.
Step into the market
The eight major currencies in one clear view. Find the strongest and the weakest, follow how they change, and check the period and the reading time before you compare.
The public ranking is delayed fifteen minutes and shows its reading time. Full readings for $59 a month — introductory price until the end of Sunday, 4 October 2026 (Riyadh time) after activation, without the public delay.
Each line is one currency measured against the other seven, in a colour that stays the same across the site. Above the zero line its relative strength against the basket is positive; below it, negative.
This is a real trading day from the archive, from the first reading after midnight server time to the last. The Asia, London and New York sessions are marked along the axis.
Archived day — Demonstration · not a live reading Move the pointer across the day to read any moment
Demonstration · not a live reading Archived day · Source Yahoo · one reading every 5 minutes · server time
1 · Ranking
Compare all eight currencies at the same time. First place is the strongest in the period shown; eighth is the weakest. Drag the time bar and watch the order change through the day.
Leading at one moment does not mean a currency will keep leading. Select any currency to highlight it in every chart.
2 · Period and comparison
The picture changes with time: a currency can lead over the week while weakening today. Pick two currencies and see the strength gap between them in each period.
The gap is the difference between the two strength scores. It is not the price move of the pair itself.
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Archived day · Values at the day's last reading.
3 · What is moving now
A measurement describes a move that has already happened. It is not advice and does not guarantee where a price goes next.
The eight majors ranked for the day, with the number of supporting pairs beside each score. Public reading is delayed fifteen minutes and says so.
Whether the market is open right now, in fifteen Arab-country time zones, plus session times — derived from each market's own clock instead of a table that is wrong half the year.
The deepest liquidity of the day lands in the evening in Dubai and Riyadh. Most tables are written in London time and leave you to do the arithmetic.
A currency can lead over the week while weakening today. Each period tells a different part of the story. Strength describes the period shown; it does not guarantee what happens next.
Measurement, not advice. We are not a broker, not a financial adviser, and we hold no client money. Trading leveraged currency products can cost you your capital. How to check a broker's licence yourself.
BasketGo helps you compare the eight major currencies, follow their rankings and understand how their strength changes over time.
The eight freely floating majors: the US dollar, euro, British pound, Japanese yen, Swiss franc, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar and Canadian dollar. Pegged currencies such as the Saudi riyal and UAE dirham are not measured this way, because a pegged spot rate barely moves — their strength against other currencies is the dollar's.
The meter, the market-hours pages and the session tables are open to everyone, with the public reading delayed by fifteen minutes. A paid membership removes that delay and adds more periods.
No. The ranking describes the period shown. It can change and does not guarantee future performance.