Need Help With Intermarket Correlations

Hello,

I've got a bit of a struggle here going on . . .
I'd like to use Intermarket correlation as an additional odd enhance in my trading plan.
However, I can't find a webpage, pdf or really anything else that would contain all of the information nicely in one place.

E.g.:
I find a webpage that says AUD is positively correlated with GOLD because Australia produces a lot of gold. Then maybe something about CAD and OIL and that's it, nothing more. Nothing about EUR, CHF, NOK, SEK, SGD, . . .

I really do not want to spend hours researching all of this information for each and individual currency. Would anybody be so kind and tell me where to look for these correlations in one place?


Thank you so much in advance!
-papabless

Obviously everything depends on the level of correlation but broadly;


AUD- The Aussie is highly correlated with the price of iron ore (Dalian)- also any news that affect China will affect the Aussie
NZD - Dairy
CAD - Oil
JPY - Inversely correlated with oil (oil price goes up Yen goes down)

Also the pound is loosely correlated with the EU
The NZD with the Aussie
CAD has some correlation with the USD ( eg: if Trump does something eg declares war with N Korea- the CAD will also be affected)

The link below covers the degree of correlation across the pairs

https://www.myfxbook.com/forex-market/correlation

Gold is used an an inflation hedge and will obviously go up when there is economic disruption
Oil is affected by what Putin says, inventories and any disruption to supply, plus Opec meetings

The Yen and the Swiss Franc will also act as safe haven's. So during times of economic trouble or wars- these go up.

There are a number of factors that affect the value of a currency;

eg: Interest rate/geopolitical sentiment/economic condition of a country
.