Forex
Major and minor currency pairs with live quotes and charts, for reading the dollar and the world around it.
- The pairs that matter
- Charts for every pair
- Macro in context
The question it answers
What is the dollar doing against everything else?
Overview
What is Forex on MrChart?
The Forex page tracks currency pairs with rates, daily change and day range. Summary cards show the number of pairs, the strongest and weakest pair and the highest volume, and filters let you view majors, all pairs, USD pairs, gainers or losers. A search box finds a pair by symbol such as EURUSD.
Pairs are also grouped into buckets like major pairs, euro crosses, pound crosses, Asian pairs, commodity currencies and exotics. Open a pair to see a multi-timeframe chart, technical analysis, the active trading session, bid and ask with spread, macro drivers and news, so you can read the dollar in context.
What you get
Why use Forex
How it works
How to use Forex in three steps
- 01
Pick the pairs
Start with the majors or switch to all pairs or USD pairs, and use search to find a symbol like EURUSD.
- 02
Read the cards and list
Check the strongest and weakest pair and each pair's daily change and day range to see how the dollar and its peers are behaving.
- 03
Analyze a pair
Open the pair for its chart, technical studies, session context, spread, macro drivers and news.
Who it helps
Where it fits in your day
Reading the dollar
Use the USD pairs filter to see whether the dollar is broadly stronger or weaker against other currencies today.
Following commodity currencies
Browse the commodity currency group to see how currencies tied to raw materials move with commodity cycles.
Linking currencies to macro news
Read a pair's macro drivers and news next to the economic calendar to understand what is moving it.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is a currency pair?
A currency pair quotes one currency against another, such as EURUSD, which shows how many dollars one euro is worth. MrChart lists major pairs, crosses and exotics so you can compare them.
When is the forex market open?
The forex market runs 24 hours a day from Monday to Friday, passing through the Sydney, Tokyo, London and New York sessions. The pair page shows which session is active.
How do I read a forex pair on MrChart?
Check the live quote and day range, then open the chart and technical studies, and read the macro drivers and news. Treat it as analysis and learning, not as advice.
See it on your own screen
Create a free account and open it in the platform. MrChart is an analytics and education platform. It does not give buy or sell recommendations or investment advice.