Search common and other currency pairs across the catalogue. Available formats depend on the pair and source.
Historical Forex Data
Explore historical currency pairs, Bid and Ask quotes, and bar data for your analysis and backtesting.
Common FX
Browse common currency pairs and their available history start dates in the table below.
Other FX
Other FX: available history
Select a currency above or search directly for a pair.
Bid and Ask quotes
Bid is the price at which the source offers to buy the base currency; Ask is the price at which it offers to sell it. The difference is the spread.
Read more
Tick-by-tick updates preserve the chronological sequence of source quotes. They support spread analysis and quote-side-aware backtests. A quote does not guarantee execution: liquidity and access conditions also matter. There is no single central order book covering all spot Forex.
Formats and samples →Mid Price
Mid Price is calculated as (Bid + Ask) ÷ 2. It provides a single reference price for analysis and charts.
Read more
Example: Bid 1.1000 and Ask 1.1002 produce Mid Price 1.1001. This is a calculated reference, not necessarily an executable price. Mid-only backtests omit spread costs. Confirm the calculation convention and delivered fields for the selected dataset.
Formats and samples →Minute and Daily bars
Bars aggregate quotes over a time interval and report Open, High, Low and Close prices.
Read more
Depending on the dataset, bars are built from Bid, Ask or Mid prices. Minute Bid-Ask preserves the two sides separately. Bid and Ask extremes may occur at different times, so their difference is not necessarily an observed spread. Bars do not preserve the exact sequence of intraminute events.
Formats and samples →Understanding Forex volume
Spot Forex is decentralised. No single real-time feed consolidates every trade and all volume across the global market.
Read more
Tick volume counts quote updates; it does not measure actual traded amounts. Bid or Ask liquidity quantities are not executed volume either. Available activity fields depend on the source. Currency-futures volume belongs to a separate market from spot Forex.
Formats and samples →Why UTC timestamps?
UTC provides a common time reference without seasonal clock changes, making it easier to compare pairs and sources.
Read more
The relevant Forex datasets are supplied in UTC to simplify synchronisation and backtesting. To analyse London, New York or another session, convert timestamps using the destination zone’s historical rules, including daylight saving time: a fixed offset may not be correct year-round. Confirm bar boundaries and timestamp conventions for the selected dataset.
Formats and samples →Plan your order
Minimum: three months per symbol and €100 excluding VAT per order, after discounts.
Delivery by cloud link within 24–72 hours after payment is received, depending on data size. Files remain available for one month: download them and save a backup on your computer.
View prices · Formats and samples · sales@tickdatamarket.com