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Majors Prices

The seven most heavily traded dollar pairs. Deepest liquidity and the tightest spreads on the board.

  • Currency pairs: the European Central Bank's daily euro foreign-exchange reference rates, published once per working day. Pairs that do not include the euro are calculated from those rates. Reference date .

These figures are for information only. They are not executable quotes — never use them to place, price or value a trade; check your broker’s own prices first.

Majors — latest quotes
USD/CHFUS Dollar / Swiss Franc0.8244▲ +0.28% vs previous reference rate
AUD/USDAustralian Dollar / US Dollar0.7022▲ +0.15% vs previous reference rate
NZD/USDNew Zealand Dollar / US Dollar0.5687▲ +0.11% vs previous reference rate
GBP/USDBritish Pound / US Dollar1.3368▼ -0.06% vs previous reference rate
EUR/USDEuro / US Dollar1.1193▼ -0.11% vs previous reference rate
USD/JPYUS Dollar / Japanese Yen156.80▼ -0.16% vs previous reference rate
USD/CADUS Dollar / Canadian Dollar1.3995▼ -0.28% vs previous reference rate

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Majors FAQ

What is quoted in the majors class?

The seven most heavily traded dollar pairs. Deepest liquidity and the tightest spreads on the board.

How are majors spreads measured?

Spreads in this class are quoted in pips. Comparing a spread in pips against one from another class is meaningless — convert both to a cash cost per standard lot first.

Where do the majors prices come from?

Each figure is the European Central Bank's daily euro reference rate, shown with its reference date; pairs without the euro are calculated from those rates. It is a reference mid-rate, not a bid or ask you can deal on, and a fixing more than four days old is withheld rather than shown as current.