Pairs
Currency Pairs
Currency Pairs is the dense reference for the individual pairs you trade. Each article walks the pair from the ground up: the base/quote arithmetic and the pip convention, what each currency represents and why the pair matters in the broader market, the central-bank policy and macro drivers that move it, the sessions and typical behaviour, the correlation web it sits in, and an honest tradability note. The majors are covered first; the crosses follow. Every pair article references the Dollar Index piece as the macro overlay and links to the relevant correlation, sessions, and macro-driver explainers.
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EUR/USD: The Fibre
The world's most-traded currency pair: what drives it, why it dominates DXY, the sessions and liquidity, ECB-Fed rate differentials, and how the euro side of the quote actually works.
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GBP/USD: Cable
The original transatlantic pair: where the 'Cable' name comes from, why GBP/USD is structurally more volatile than EUR/USD, BoE-Fed dynamics, UK-specific risk, and the practical pair pattern.
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Why USD/JPY tracks US real yields more closely than any other pair, the BOJ's decades-long policy regime, the yen as carry funding currency, MOF intervention history, and how to read the pair.
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