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Cross rates are exchange rates between two currencies, neither of which is the US dollar. For example, EUR/GBP, AUD/JPY, and CHF/CAD are all cross rates. While the US dollar dominates global forex trading, cross rates allow traders to take positions based on the relative strength between any two currencies.
The cross rates table above shows a matrix of indicative exchange rates between major currencies. Each cell displays the rate for converting the row currency into the column currency. It is a quick way to compare currency strength and plan multi-pair strategies.
Professional traders use cross rate tables to quickly compare relative currency performance. If EUR is strong against USD, GBP, and JPY simultaneously, that's a clear sign of EUR strength — not just weakness in a single counter-currency.
The row currency is the base, and the column currency is the quote. The number shows how much of the column currency equals 1 unit of the row currency. For example, if the EUR row and GBP column shows 0.8580, then 1 EUR = 0.8580 GBP.
The table updates continuously during market hours. The rates are indicative market data supplied by TradingView, not GCC Brokers' tradable prices. Each instrument page shows the live price and spread you would trade at.
Yes. GCC Brokers offers 46 forex pairs, including all 28 pairs between the eight currencies in this table, such as EUR/GBP, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY and AUD/JPY. Check our Markets page for the full list of available currency pairs.
Cross rates reveal true currency strength. If EUR/USD is rising, it could mean EUR is strengthening or USD is weakening. Checking EUR against GBP, JPY, and AUD at the same time tells you whether it's genuine EUR strength or just a USD move.
From both currencies’ rates against a common currency, usually the US dollar. Divide when both pairs are quoted against the dollar (EUR/USD ÷ GBP/USD = EUR/GBP) and multiply when the dollar is the quote of one pair and the base of the other (EUR/USD × USD/JPY = EUR/JPY).
Crosses usually have wider spreads than the major dollar pairs because they are less liquid, and their swap rates differ. Each instrument page shows the live spread and the current swap at GCC Brokers.
