No continuation or reversal forecast
A signed change or relative rank describes the displayed dates only. The page does not test whether the movement will persist, reverse or produce a profitable trade.
Daily vs Weekly Currency Strength
Compare governed 1D and 1W relative currency scores from daily ECB reference-rate observations. Unsupported 15M, 1H and 4H values remain explicitly unavailable instead of being estimated or relabelled.
Daily ECB reference observations
2 of 5 horizons available
Model 1.0.0
What the horizon table answers
Each available cell ranks one currency inside an eight-currency sample for one independently calculated lookback. The 1D and 1W columns use the same model but different earlier observations. Their scores are not combined into momentum, alignment, confluence or a composite.
1DPrevious available daily comparison
1WSeven-calendar-day comparison
15M · 1H · 4HUnavailable from this daily source
Source and observation context
Frankfurter v2 supplies direct EUR-based reference rows attributed to the ECB. The governed source adapter re-bases those rows into USD reference legs, and the pair model derives internally consistent crosses for USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, NZD, CAD and CHF. Every active result identifies the actual dates returned.
Daily reference observations, not live broker pricesThe derived crosses are modified analytical data. They do not include executable quotes, intraday ticks, spreads, swaps, slippage or broker-specific symbol specifications.
How to use this view
- 1Confirm availability first
Only 1D and 1W contain sourced scores. The intraday columns remain labelled unavailable throughout the interface.
- 2Read each horizon separately
Compare rank, score and average directed change inside its own window without averaging the two columns.
- 3Inspect the seven components
Open a currency to compare its directed 1D and 1W component changes against the other seven currencies.
Available-horizon workspace
One governed source adapter, versioned calculation models and explicit unavailable states.
ECB reference rates via Frankfurter v2Requesting governed daily observations…
LoadingAvailability2 of 5 horizons
Latest observationWaiting for source
Earlier observationsWaiting for source
Methodcurrency_strength_normalization 1.0.0
Building the comparisonValidating the dated reference sets and deriving the complete cross-rate matrix.
No governed result is available.The source observations did not pass the display gate.
| Currency | 1D score | 1W score | 15M | 1H | 4H |
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The two available scores are independently normalized within their own windows. No cross-horizon composite or direction label is calculated.
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Worked example from the verification fixture
This is a fixed model test, not current market data. It uses complete earlier and later USD reference-leg sets so every displayed pair number can be regenerated by currency_pair_heatmap 1.0.0.
| Currency | 1D score | 1D average | 1W score | 1W average |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| AUD | 100 | +1.461% | 100 | +3.457% |
| USD | 48 | -0.072% | 51 | -0.366% |
| EUR | 4 | -1.385% | 0 | -4.294% |
| CHF | 0 | -1.500% | 14 | -3.214% |
AUD scores 100 in both fixture windows even though its average change differs. That is expected: each column is normalized inside its own horizon. The two scores must not be averaged into a composite or treated as intraday confirmation.
Method and settings
The 1D and 1W columns each use a current reference set and a separate earlier reference set. Model 1.0.0 derives all directed crosses, averages seven changes per currency and normalizes each eight-currency sample independently.
1D score = normalize(average of 7 directed daily changes)
1W score = normalize(average of 7 directed weekly changes)
15M = unavailable · 1H = unavailable · 4H = unavailable
1W score = normalize(average of 7 directed weekly changes)
15M = unavailable · 1H = unavailable · 4H = unavailable
- Available horizons: 1D and 1W daily-reference comparisons only.
- Unavailable horizons: no suitable 15-minute, 1-hour or 4-hour observation series is supplied by this source.
- No composite: independently normalized scores are not averaged or converted into alignment.
- Missing data: all active results are withheld if any required source set is incomplete or undated.
Sources and calculation references
Both views request ECB-attributed daily reference rates through Frankfurter v2. Cross rates, percentage changes and relative scores are derived analytical outputs; they are not published by the ECB as trading signals.
- European Central Bank euro reference exchange rates — official publication context and reference-rate limitations.
- Frankfurter v2 documentation — API parameters and ECB provider attribution used by the adapter.
Interpretation boundaries
No intraday market state
Refreshing does not manufacture a new ECB observation. Weekend and holiday requests can return the same available business-day date.
No execution or sizing output
Broker pips, spreads, position size, liquidity and execution costs require broker-specific quotes and separately governed tools.
Frequently asked questions
- The page covers USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, AUD, NZD, CAD and CHF. Governed scores are available for 1D and 1W daily-reference comparisons; 15M, 1H and 4H remain unavailable.
- Within one horizon, the highest average receives 100 and the lowest receives 0. These are sample endpoints, not absolute value, probability or direction thresholds.
- The daily ECB reference-rate source does not provide observations at those intraday horizons. The page does not interpolate, relabel repeated daily values or store snapshots to fabricate them.
- Only two of five requested horizons are source-backed, and each score is independently normalized. A composite, momentum, alignment or confluence output would require a separately governed model and suitable observations.
- No. It uses daily ECB reference-rate observations supplied through Frankfurter. Manual refresh can retrieve a newly published daily observation but does not create intraday data.
- No. Each column describes one historical comparison period within the same eight-currency universe. Neither column nor their visual comparison forecasts continuation, reversal or trade performance.
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