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Claim offerCentral banks, economic data and risk sentiment, scored for every major currency: which are strong, which are weak, and the direction for the pairs between them.
Free with no card: EUR/USD, USD/JPY and two pairs of the week. Premium: 14 days free with a card, cancel any time, then $29 a month.
An example: the members' dashboard on an earlier morning. Today's free numbers are below.
Updated every day
Which of the eight majors is strongest and weakest by price today, and the macro bias for this week's four free pairs. The ranking of all eight and the top setups stay in the app.
Strongest today
JPY
+0.83%
Japanese yen
Weakest today
AUD
-1.40%
Australian dollar
Each currency's average change against the other seven over one trading day. Price only: what happened, not why. Source: ECB statistics, the euro reference rates; the averages are our own calculation. Updated once a working day.
USD/CAD and GBP/JPY are the pairs of the week until Monday 9 November, when two others come round on a fixed schedule.
The macro bias for the week: the first currency's score minus the second's, so a positive score favours the first. A direction, not an entry. The other 24 pairs, the ranking and the top setups are for members.
The weekly forex outlook, with the reasonsTechnical analysis tells you where to enter. The macro picture tells you which direction has the wind behind it. Keeping up with it is a job on its own.
Eight central banks, dozens of data releases and a constant stream of headlines, every single week.
A clean technical setup can still run into a currency that the macro backdrop is pushing the other way.
A rate decision or inflation release can move a pair sharply within minutes. On a prop-firm account, that can hit your daily loss limit.
MacroSetup does the reading for you.
You get the conclusion, the reasons and the risks for the week in a few minutes a day.
One dashboard that reads central banks, data, risk sentiment and geopolitics, and turns it into a clear view for the week.
The top 3 setups pair a strong currency with a weak one. Each comes with a live status, so you see at a glance whether price and the news calendar agree.
NZD/USD: news ahead
A high-impact New Zealand release is due within a day, and the status says so.
Every major currency is scored from 0 to 100 on risk sentiment, fundamentals, geopolitics and price strength. Open any currency to see what drives its score.
Pick the pair you already trade and see its macro bias in seconds, including which pillars push it up or down.
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Examples from the model on 17 Sep 2026. The statuses are illustrative.
High-impact releases flagged the day before, and live while they hit.
Each high-impact figure and rate decision, taken from the publisher, against what was expected and with a first read of what it means for its currency.
The update log shows what moved, from what to what, and why.
What the week did to each currency, with the misses written down too.
Central bank decisions and speeches, inflation, jobs and growth data, risk appetite across stocks, credit and commodities, and geopolitical news. Primary sources come first.
Four pillars add up to a score from 0 to 100, so the strongest and weakest currencies stand out at a glance.
Pairs with the widest gap between a strong and a weak currency make the top 3. Entry, stop and position size stay your call.
You should be able to judge the research yourself. The current model has been live since 15 September 2026, and every day's top 3 setups are measured against price, hits and misses included.
We don’t promise returns. Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results.
Every score comes with a plain-English explanation and where the information came from.
When a score or rank moves, the update log shows what changed and why.
Every day’s top 3 setups are measured from one London opening to the next, up or down, misses included.
Every member sees the same analysis. No private tips, no DMs about trades.
Free needs no card. Premium is 14 days free with a card, then $29 a month, about $0.95 a day.
$0nothing to pay
Four pairs in full every week, and the calendar and the tools around them.
$29per month
Billed every month. Stop whenever you like.
Both start with 14 free days once a card is added.
Everything in Free, and:
14 days free with a card, cancel any time, then $29 a month.
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| Feature | Free | Premium |
|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD and USD/JPY in full | Included | Included |
| Pairs of the week | Two, new every Monday | All 28 every morning |
| Top 3 setups with live status | No | Included |
| Ranking of the eight currencies, with the reasons | No | Included |
| What changed through the day, and why | Your four pairs stay current, without the log | Every change with its reason, checked every hour on trading days |
| Economic calendar with outcomes | Included | With a first read of each high-impact figure |
| Central banks and their rates | Included | Included |
| Risk sentiment | The score and its label | With what drives it |
| Warnings before a central bank week or after a shock | Included | With the setups they touch |
| Price strength of the eight majors | Included | Included |
| Prop firm account tracker and calculators | Included | Included |
| Track record | A week behind | Up to this morning |
A personal licence, for one person on their own devices. Prices are in US dollars.
No. MacroSetup publishes general market research, and everyone sees the same analysis. It does not know your situation and does not tell you what to buy or sell. Trading currencies on margin carries a high risk of losing money. Read the risk disclosure
No. Setups show where the macro gap between two currencies is widest this week. There are no entry prices, stops or targets. Timing and risk management are up to you.
A strength meter measures how currencies have already moved. MacroSetup scores what drives them: central bank policy, economic data, risk sentiment and geopolitics. Every score comes with the reasons behind it, and recent price strength counts for only 5 of the 100 points.
The research is the same for every trader. High-impact news is flagged a day ahead, which helps if your prop firm limits trading around news releases, and the risk calculator works with the rules of your own challenge.
Yes, swing trading is where it fits best. The research looks at the trading week, so the reason a currency is strong or weak holds for days, about as long as a swing trade lasts. When that reason changes, the research says so, which tells you when to look at the position again. Entries, exits and risk stay your own. How swing traders use it
Yes. A free account costs nothing and needs no card. It shows EUR/USD and USD/JPY in full every week, two pairs of the week that change every Monday, the economic calendar with its outcomes and the central banks. Premium adds everything else. Free and Premium side by side
Not for a free account. For Premium, yes: the 14 free days start once you add a card at checkout, and nothing is charged during them.
Yes. Cancel on the Subscription page in your account before the 14 days are over and nothing is charged. Your account then simply stays Free.
A free account costs nothing and needs no card. Premium opens all 28 pairs and the setups: 14 days free with a card, cancel any time, then $29 a month.