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Weekly Currency Strength Analysis — Week Ending May 31st, 2026

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Gold-relative currency rankings across 4 timeframes — 11 high-conviction pairs confirmed

By Takezo Trading | 31/05/2026 | Reading time: ~5 minutes

A Quick Note From Me

I’m currently putting out some fires in my other businesses, so the regular in-depth weekly blog posts are on hold for a little while. I appreciate your patience — I’ll be back to the full format as soon as things are under control on that front.

In the meantime, I’m committed to keeping this weekly currency strength analysis going every single week without interruption. The framework still works, the rankings still matter, and I’ll keep posting them for you until I’m back to the full schedule.

— Takezo

When a pair shows the same directional signal across all four windows, that’s a high-conviction setup. Three out of four is still worth watching, but carry it with more caution.

Trade Recommendations

Tier 1 — Confirmed Across All 4 Timeframes ✅

These pairs show the same directional bias in every timeframe. Highest conviction.

PairDirection
EUR/JPYLong
GBP/JPYLong
AUD/JPYLong
NZD/JPYLong
AUD/CADLong
NZD/CADLong
EUR/AUDShort
EUR/NZDShort
EUR/CHFShort
GBP/AUDShort
GBP/CHFShort

11 pairs confirmed across all 4 timeframes.

Tier 2 — Confirmed Across 3 of 4 Timeframes

PairDirectionNote
GBP/CADLongGBP stronger than CAD in 3 of 4; 1yr gold chart is the soft window.
EUR/GBPShortGBP stronger than EUR in May, 3M, and 6M; 1yr is marginal.
NZD/CHFShortCHF edges NZD over 3M and 1yr; NZD dominated May. Two strong currencies — smaller edge.
USD/CADLongUSD stronger than CAD in 3 of 4; the 6M window shows them near even.

— Takezo

This analysis is based purely on relative currency strength using gold as a neutral benchmark. No other data has been used. Past strength trends do not guarantee future direction. Always apply your own risk management.

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