Currency correlations
Every currency pair holds a certain correlation with the other pairs, and it’s worth taking the effort to study these. Some currency pairs exhibit similar movements while some are opposite, both of which can help a trader confirm price movements. Additionally, one must also be aware of the correlations that the currencies have with other markets. One can use these factors to confirm the expected price movement, since a second confirmation is always better...and safer.
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