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Forex Currency Correlation

Indicative correlations across the 8 most-traded forex pairs. Use this to avoid doubling up exposure or unintentionally hedging yourself flat.

Correlation matrix
Each cell shows the typical correlation between two pairs from -1 (perfectly opposite) to +1 (perfectly together).
EUR/USDGBP/USDUSD/JPYUSD/CHFAUD/USDUSD/CADNZD/USDEUR/JPY
EUR/USD+0.80-0.30-0.95+0.60-0.55+0.55+0.50
GBP/USD+0.80-0.25-0.75+0.55-0.45+0.50+0.40
USD/JPY-0.30-0.25+0.40-0.10+0.35-0.05+0.65
USD/CHF-0.95-0.75+0.40-0.55+0.50-0.55-0.40
AUD/USD+0.60+0.55-0.10-0.55-0.40+0.85+0.40
USD/CAD-0.55-0.45+0.35+0.50-0.40-0.40-0.30
NZD/USD+0.55+0.50-0.05-0.55+0.85-0.40+0.40
EUR/JPY+0.50+0.40+0.65-0.40+0.40-0.30+0.40
Reading the colours
±+0.7 → +1.0 strong positive
±+0.3 → +0.7 mild positive
±−0.3 → +0.3 neutral
±−0.7 → −0.3 mild negative
±−1.0 → −0.7 strong negative
Most positively correlated
These pairs tend to move with it — opening both doubles the risk.
GBP/USD+0.80
AUD/USD+0.60
NZD/USD+0.55
Most negatively correlated
These pairs tend to move opposite — opening both can flatten your edge.
USD/CHF-0.95
USD/CAD-0.55
USD/JPY-0.30
💡 Two highly positively correlated longs is one bigger trade, not two diversified ones. Two highly negatively correlated longs hedge each other and tie up margin for nothing. Check correlation before stacking positions.
Indicative historical correlations — actual values shift over time and across timeframes.

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