Which currency pairs are the most volatile right now?

Over the last 20 sessions, as of 6 Nov 2026: USD/BRL 30.1%, USD/MXN 11.8%, USD/NOK 9.4% (annualised realised volatility).

What is the interest-rate gap between the US dollar and other currencies?

Measured by 2-year government yields, the US yield exceeds the other currency's by the most for CHF +4.37, CNY +3.29, CNH +3.29 and falls short by the most for PHP -2.69, IDR -2.53 (percentage points a year, as of 6 Nov 2026).

How do I read a pair such as USD/INR?

USD/INR is the number of rupees per US dollar (93.895 on 6 Nov 2026). A rise means the dollar strengthened and the rupee weakened; every pair in this table is quoted dollar-first.

Currency pairs against the US dollar: momentum, interest-rate gap and volatility

One row per currency pair, quoted US-dollar-first and grouped by region: the latest rate, changes, volatility, the 2-year yield gap and the trend.

Data as of 6 Nov 2026.

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As of 6 Nov 2026 the table quotes 26 pairs US-dollar-first (USD/CAD is Canadian dollars per US dollar), so a positive change means the US dollar strengthened. 14 pairs show the dollar in an uptrend (rate above its 50-day average, which is above its 200-day), 4 in a downtrend and 8 mixed.
Largest 1-month moves: USD/BRL +9.75%, USD/INR -2.98%, USD/TWD +2.67%, USD/MXN +2.53%.
Most volatile over the last 20 sessions (annualised): USD/BRL 30.1%, USD/MXN 11.8%, USD/NOK 9.4%. Calmest: USD/PKR 0.48%, USD/HKD 0.65% (pegged or tightly managed).
The 2-year government-yield gap (US minus the other currency, % a year) is widest in the dollar's favour against CHF +4.37, CNY +3.29, CNH +3.29 and widest against it for PHP -2.69, IDR -2.53.
4 pairs sit more than 2 standard deviations from their 90-session mean: USD/BRL (+3.05), USD/INR (-2.70), USD/VND (-2.65), USD/AUD (+2.10).

US dollar against Americas currencies

Pair	Last	1D	1M	3M	Year to date	52-week position	Volatility, 20d	ATR %	2-year yield gap	Trend
USD/CAD Canadian dollar	1.4125	+0.79%	-0.67%	+1.46%	+2.95%	80	4.8%	0.43	+1.37	up
USD/MXN Mexican peso	18.616	-0.66%	+2.53%	+9.08%	+3.41%	90	11.8%	1.25	-2.10	up
USD/BRL Brazilian real	5.5057	+0.02%	+9.75%	+6.74%	+0.52%	88	30.1%	1.87	n/a	up

US dollar against Asia-Pacific currencies

Pair	Last	1D	1M	3M	Year to date	52-week position	Volatility, 20d	ATR %	2-year yield gap	Trend
USD/SGD Singapore dollar	1.2818	+0.40%	+0.13%	+0.15%	-0.23%	45	2.9%	0.24	+2.71	flat
USD/INR Indian rupee	93.895	-0.60%	-2.98%	-1.60%	+4.52%	64	5.0%	0.32	-2.36	flat
USD/JPY Japanese yen	158.46	+0.50%	+0.42%	-0.51%	+1.16%	54	5.2%	0.56	+2.79	flat
USD/CNY Chinese yuan (onshore)	6.6755	+0.12%	-0.40%	-1.03%	-4.53%	6	1.6%	0.13	+3.29	down
USD/CNH Chinese yuan (offshore)	6.6720	+0.13%	-0.46%	-1.09%	-4.33%	6	1.5%	0.14	+3.29	down
USD/HKD Hong Kong dollar	7.8393	-0.02%	-0.10%	-0.09%	+0.74%	89	0.7%	0.05	+1.24	flat
USD/KRW South Korean won	1,364	+0.43%	+1.55%	-3.44%	-5.33%	17	8.2%	0.72	+0.91	flat
USD/TWD Taiwan dollar	32.769	-0.90%	+2.67%	+1.72%	+4.59%	85	6.7%	0.54	+2.97	up
USD/THB Thai baht	33.550	+0.43%	-0.18%	+1.33%	+6.87%	91	4.4%	0.47	+3.27	up
USD/MYR Malaysian ringgit	4.0560	+0.30%	-0.78%	-0.83%	0.00%	64	3.3%	0.22	+1.44	flat
USD/IDR Indonesian rupiah	18,004	-0.25%	+0.63%	+0.97%	+7.71%	88	5.5%	0.53	-2.53	up
USD/PHP Philippine peso	63.000	+0.07%	+0.17%	+2.89%	+7.14%	85	4.6%	0.40	-2.69	up
USD/VND Vietnamese dong	25,580	-0.39%	-1.19%	-2.12%	-2.72%	0	2.1%	0.11	+0.73	down
USD/PKR Pakistani rupee	276.35	0.00%	-0.14%	-0.37%	-1.25%	0	0.5%	0.11	n/a	down
USD/AUD Australian dollar	1.4568	+0.94%	+1.36%	+2.82%	-2.80%	45	7.7%	0.56	-0.33	up
USD/NZD New Zealand dollar	1.8038	+0.93%	+1.09%	+6.15%	+3.85%	100	7.3%	0.69	+0.71	up

US dollar against Europe, Middle East and Africa currencies

Pair	Last	1D	1M	3M	Year to date	52-week position	Volatility, 20d	ATR %	2-year yield gap	Trend
USD/EUR euro	0.89778	+0.70%	+0.66%	+3.60%	+5.45%	99	5.1%	0.49	+1.51	up
USD/GBP British pound	0.74912	+0.74%	-0.91%	+1.18%	+0.92%	62	5.6%	0.45	-0.25	up
USD/CHF Swiss franc	0.82036	+0.50%	-1.29%	+1.20%	+3.53%	81	6.7%	0.65	+4.37	flat
USD/SEK Swedish krona	9.8842	+0.92%	-0.84%	+3.84%	+7.41%	88	7.9%	0.74	+1.88	up
USD/DKK Danish krone	6.7089	+0.71%	+0.67%	+3.60%	+5.53%	99	5.1%	0.53	+1.65	up
USD/NOK Norwegian krone	9.4498	+1.82%	-0.93%	-0.43%	-6.18%	27	9.4%	0.75	-0.33	flat
USD/PLN Polish zloty	3.9417	+0.57%	+1.09%	+5.86%	+9.99%	98	7.6%	0.79	-0.36	up

How to read the columns

Pair: USD/CAD is the number of Canadian dollars per 1 US dollar. A positive change means the dollar gained. For the euro, pound, Australian dollar and New Zealand dollar the market usually quotes the inverse (EUR/USD = 1 ÷ USD/EUR).
52-week position: where the rate sits in its 52-week range (0 = at the low, 100 = at the high).
Volatility, 20d: annualised realised volatility of the last 20 sessions, a measure of how jumpy the pair is.
ATR %: the average true range (14 days) as a percentage of the price, the pair's typical daily movement.
2-year yield gap: the US 2-year government yield minus the other currency's, in percentage points a year; it is the interest income or cost of holding the pair (blank where the other currency has no 2-year curve on TradingView).
Trend: up when the rate is above its 50-day average and that is above its 200-day average, down when the mirror holds, flat otherwise. A description of where the rate sits, not a forecast.

The live table also quotes every currency against the Singapore dollar and the rupee, and adds the 1-month move in ATRs. Data: TradingView FX_IDC daily closes; yields TVC 2-year government yields. Pairs flagged for stale yields: USD/BRL.

Questions

Which currency pairs are the most volatile right now?: Over the last 20 sessions, as of 6 Nov 2026: USD/BRL 30.1%, USD/MXN 11.8%, USD/NOK 9.4% (annualised realised volatility).
What is the interest-rate gap between the US dollar and other currencies?: Measured by 2-year government yields, the US yield exceeds the other currency's by the most for CHF +4.37, CNY +3.29, CNH +3.29 and falls short by the most for PHP -2.69, IDR -2.53 (percentage points a year, as of 6 Nov 2026).
How do I read a pair such as USD/INR?: USD/INR is the number of rupees per US dollar (93.895 on 6 Nov 2026). A rise means the dollar strengthened and the rupee weakened; every pair in this table is quoted dollar-first.

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