Relative strength describes which currency, asset, or market is outperforming others over the same period, helping you compare performance across instruments rather than looking at one chart in isolation.
Risk-on describes a market regime where participants are comfortable taking risk, often favouring growth and higher-beta assets as confidence improves and risk premiums compress.
Risk-off describes a market regime where participants prioritise capital preservation, reduce exposure to higher-risk assets, and favour liquidity and defensive positioning.
Risk sentiment describes whether markets are broadly positioned toward higher-risk assets (risk-on) or capital preservation (risk-off), often driven by growth expectations, policy outlooks, and uncertainty.
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