Educational reference. Measured from recorded market data through September 21, 2026. Not a forecast.
British Pound / U.S. Dollar and U.S. Dollar / Canadian Dollar are often assumed to move in opposite directions. This measures it against 1,601 time-aligned 10-minute bars over the last 45 days — no opinion, just what the two actually did.
| Bars where both moved | 1,548 |
|---|---|
| … and moved the same direction | 445 (28.7%) |
| Correlation of bar-to-bar changes | -0.542 |

At 28.7% agreement and a correlation of -0.542, these two have a moderate tendency to move in opposite directions on this timeframe.
Prices moving together does not mean everything else does. The indicator pages below measure each reading separately — and momentum, trend strength and volatility frequently disagree even when price does not.
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Every 10-minute bar recorded for both instruments in the last 45 days was aligned by timestamp. Bars where either did not move are excluded from the direction figure, since a flat bar agrees with nothing. Correlation is measured on bar-to-bar changes, not on price levels — two markets can both drift upward for unrelated reasons, and correlating levels would call that a relationship.