Data / Currency Strength
20 currencies, sorted by today’s move.
The 8 most-traded currencies update every 30 minutes; 12 more update once a day. The list is sorted strongest to weakest — a fast way to find yours, not a competitive ranking.
| Currency | Country | Change | Relative | Cadence |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CNY | China | -0.01% | DAILY | |
| BRL | Brazil | -0.54% | DAILY |
Accumulating data
No fresh 24h comparison yet| USD | United States | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| EUR | Eurozone | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| GBP | United Kingdom | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| JPY | Japan | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| CHF | Switzerland | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| AUD | Australia | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| CAD | Canada | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| NZD | New Zealand | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| HKD | Hong Kong | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| SGD | Singapore | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| INR | India | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| KRW | South Korea | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| SEK | Sweden | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| MXN | Mexico | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| NOK | Norway | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| TWD | Taiwan | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| ZAR | South Africa | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
| PLN | Poland | Historical stats accumulating — available as data builds. |
How to read this table
Each currency’s figure is its own 24-hour % change, not a fixed “strength score.” The 8 majors compare against the other 7 every 30 minutes; the other 12 compare against yesterday’s close once a day. Sorting mixes both clocks into one list on purpose — the “30 MIN”/“DAILY” pill on each row (tap the ? next to it) always says which one you’re looking at.
A currency only appears in the sorted list once it has a real 24-hour-old snapshot to compare against. Until then it sits under “Accumulating data” — Traderista never fills that gap with a guessed or stale number.
What the USD Index actually is
The USD Index figure is computed by Traderista from six constituent pairs — not the ICE U.S. Dollar Index®. Only the % change is ever shown; Traderista never publishes an absolute index level.
Frequently asked questions
Is this a ranking of the strongest economies?
No. The 20 currencies are already the world's most-traded ones (BIS Triennial Survey) — that selection doesn't change. The sort order is just today's 24-hour move, which moves constantly.
Why do some currencies say "30 MIN" and others say "DAILY"?
The 8 major currencies (USD, EUR, GBP, JPY, CHF, AUD, CAD, NZD) come from a batch fetched every 30 minutes. The other 12 come from one daily fetch. Both live in the same sorted list, but the pill on each row always says which clock it's on.
Why is a currency missing from the sorted list?
It needs a real snapshot from roughly 24 hours ago to compute a % change. Until that exists, it renders honestly under "Accumulating data" instead of a guessed number.
Why doesn't the USD Index show a number like 103.45?
Traderista only ever displays % change for the USD Index, never an absolute level — both a product rule and part of how the figure avoids implying it's the licensed ICE U.S. Dollar Index®.
Use this alongside
Traderista provides educational information and historical data only. Nothing here is financial advice. Trading involves substantial risk of loss. Past performance does not indicate future results.