This page collects the 8 currency pair pages on Fintrev in one place. The main table lists 4 instruments: EUR/USD, the euro against the Serbian dinar (EUR/RSD), gold priced in US dollars (XAU/USD) and Bitcoin against the dollar (BTC/USD). Below the table, a second group links to related pages: live forex and gold charts, gold trader sentiment, downloadable gold price history and gold correlation. Each row is a starting point. The detail sits on the page you open from it.
Currency Pairs
Check live rates for the main currency pairs, gold and Bitcoin, compare their short-term moves side by side, and open any pair for charts and deeper data.
All currency pairs
8 pages
| Symbol | Instrument | Price | 1D | 5D | 1M |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| EUR/RSD | EUR to RSD Converter: Euro to Serbian Dinar Exchange Rate | 117.58 | — | — | — |
| BTC/USD | BTC/USD Live Chart: Bitcoin to US Dollar Price | 69,483.86 | −2.65% | −7.63% | |
| XAU/USD | XAU/USD Live Gold Price Chart | 3,884.40 | −0.02% | −4.67% | |
| EUR/USD | EUR/USD Currency Pair: Definition, History, and Trading Ins… | 1.10550 | −0.04% | −1.54% |
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How to read the table
The Symbol column shows the standard ticker. The Instrument column names the page behind it. Price is the latest rate we display. The 1D, 5D and 1M columns show the percentage change over the last day, the last 5 days and the last month, so you can see whether a move is a single-day swing or part of a longer drift. A dash means we have no change figure for that period. EUR/RSD currently shows a rate but no change figures, because that page works mainly as a converter. Prices for different instruments are quoted in different units. A dollar move in gold is not comparable to a pip in EUR/USD, so compare the percentage columns across rows, not the raw prices.
Where the numbers come from
Market data pages on Fintrev rebuild about every five minutes from live data feeds. The figures are reference rates, not quotes you can trade at. Your broker shows its own bid and ask prices, adds a spread and may charge commission, so the rate on your platform will differ from the one here. These instruments are not scored or ranked. The table is a list of the pair pages we publish, and there is no paid placement. Fintrev has no paid partnerships or affiliate links, and no one can pay for a position on our pages. The page is signed by the Forex & Brokers Desk. Our scoring rules for brokers and prop firms, which do not apply to this list, are described in our methodology.
Using the pair pages together
Two instruments moving in the same direction can double your exposure without you noticing. Before you hold positions in more than one pair, the correlation page shows how closely the instruments have tracked each other. Gold and Bitcoin both trade against the US dollar, so a broad dollar move can push them in the same direction as EUR/USD or against it. If you plan a trade, size it from your stop distance and account balance with the position size calculator rather than from the price alone. Forex, CFDs and crypto are leveraged or volatile markets with a real risk of losing money, and nothing on this page is financial advice.
FAQ
How often do the prices on this page update?
Market data pages on Fintrev rebuild about every five minutes from live data feeds. That is frequent enough to follow the general direction of a pair, but not to time an entry. For execution, rely on the live quote in your own trading platform, which updates tick by tick.
Why does EUR/RSD show a price but no 1D, 5D or 1M change?
The EUR/RSD page is built mainly as a converter between the euro and the Serbian dinar, so the table shows the rate and leaves the change columns as dashes. A dash means we have no change figure for that period. It does not mean the rate stayed flat.
Can I buy or sell at the rates shown here?
No. These are reference rates for comparison. A broker quotes its own bid and ask prices with a spread between them, and may add a commission or overnight swap. Expect the price on your platform to differ slightly from the one listed, especially in fast or thin markets.
Why are gold and Bitcoin listed with currency pairs?
Both are quoted against the US dollar, as XAU/USD and BTC/USD, and many forex brokers and traders follow them alongside currencies. Listing them together lets you compare their percentage moves with EUR/USD and check how they relate on the correlation page before you hold several positions at once.