Each major is scored by averaging ATR(14) as a percent of price across every listed pair that includes it—so you can see which currencies sit in wider or tighter ranges for the timeframe you pick.
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Same bar interval as Market pulse: ATR(14) on closed candles, then averaged per currency across its pairs.
Higher % means wider typical ranges in that currency’s crosses on this timeframe—not directional bias.
Volatility here is an average of pair-level ATR% readings. A currency appears in every cross it is part of, so liquid majors usually have more samples.
Use it to tune stops and position size: higher readings often warrant wider buffers or smaller size on the same risk budget.
The volatility meter compares ATR% across major currencies to show where average range expansion is strongest for the selected timeframe.
Higher ATR% can improve opportunity but also increases stop distance and slippage risk. Match volatility conditions to your strategy and risk budget.
Volatility ranking is a context layer, not a signal. Combine it with trend and level tools before making execution decisions.