Methodology: This Forex seasonal is synthesised from two underlying CME futures seasonal datasets. The NZDCHF directional bias is derived by combining the New Zealand Dollar CME futures seasonal tendency (direct — NZD is the base currency) with the inverse of the Swiss Franc CME futures seasonal tendency (CHF is the quote currency — inverted, since CHF strength means fewer CHF per unit of NZD). This is the calendar's most dramatic cross — featuring not one but THREE genuine maximum-conviction collisions, in May, September, and December, each pitting both currencies' single highest-conviction trade of their respective years directly against each other. December stands alone as the ultimate coin-flip: both currencies' defining annual moves (5★ each) firing in the same month, in directly opposing directions, closing the calendar at peak intensity on both sides.
Long Component (Direct)
New Zealand Dollar
CME Futures · 23-Year · 15-YR · 5-YR
Short Component (Inverted)
Swiss Franc
CME Futures · 40-Year · 15-YR · 5-YR
5-Year Combined
15-Year Combined
Long-Term Combined
Net Bias
Bullish
Bearish
Choppy / Mixed
Net Seasonal Bias — All Timeframes
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