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Cross-Asset Correlation Explorer

Discover how AX products move together. Explore illustrative sample correlations across metals, FX pairs, and equities to learn how diversification works.

Hypothetical scenario — not historical data

Sample data only. The values shown — including those returned by the time period selector above — are illustrative and fixed, not live-fetched or historically measured. They are provided to help you explore how correlation concepts work, not to reflect actual AX product performance.

Correlation Matrix

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Portfolio Diversification

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Quick Stats

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Precious Metals

Gold (XAU) and Silver (XAG) typically show strong positive correlation (0.75-0.90), making them complementary but not ideal for diversification against each other.

Gold vs. Dollar

Gold tends to be negatively correlated with USD-denominated pairs. When the dollar weakens, gold often strengthens -- a classic hedging relationship.

Equities & EM FX

Tech equities (NVDA, TSLA) often show moderate correlation with EM currencies (MXN, BRL) as both respond to risk-on/risk-off sentiment shifts.