What This Forex Screener Shows
This page compares the currency-pair records returned by the batch quote provider. Price is expressed in quote-currency units per base-currency unit: EURUSD at 1.10 means 1 EUR is priced at 1.10 USD. A rise in EURUSD describes euro appreciation relative to the dollar; the reversed USD/EUR quote would move in the opposite direction.
How to Use the Filters
- Select a pair group or keep All Pairs. Only records in the current response are available.
- Select a reported-change condition. Above 0.5% and Below −0.5% are strict thresholds, not rankings or strategy signals. Exact boundary values do not pass those filters.
- Review price, absolute change and percentage change. Missing change is shown as a dash; it is excluded when a change filter is active.
- Use the table's Previous and Next controls for 20-row pages. Changing filters returns the table to its first page.
- Press Refresh quotes to request a new snapshot. Changing filters only filters the loaded rows.
Calculation and Pair Groups
Percentage change = reported change / (price − reported change) × 100. The denominator is the previous price implied by the provider fields. If it is nonpositive or nonfinite, percentage change is unavailable. No timestamp for that reference price is supplied here, so the result is not labeled a rolling 24-hour return.
Majors and minors use explicit currency-pair lists, including reversed orientations. The broader exotics group includes a fixed set of other currencies, including some developed-market currencies; unmatched symbols remain Unclassified. These labels do not measure liquidity or the spread of an individual quote.
Use the Snapshot Within Its Limits
The API may cache responses for 30 seconds. Provider order is retained; no whole-market coverage or best-opportunity ranking is promised. The page has no historical series, volatility calculation, trend-strength indicator or correlation model. It does not continuously refresh.
There is no executable bid or ask, commission, swap or order-routing integration. Compare an interesting pair with current broker prices and your own risk constraints before acting. The calculation is descriptive, not a forecast.
Data endpoint: FMP Batch Forex Quotes documentation.