You said that that the GBP was in Europe....that was confusing...two different currencies two different central banks (two different economies...not to mention brexit) ...Pound selling off at close of London session.. eruo didn't two different risk currently....
Mexico & Canada are in North America but I don't see the peso moving lock in step with the usd or loonie just like I don't see the pound moving lock in step with the euro
but im sure they all share some sort of correlation....so I get what your saying sorta
EDIT: Fact of the matter is I think it has more to do with risk on with in the market today....more optimistic about economies getting back up and running and progress with vaccine....so some of those who ran to the USD as a safe haven...took on some risk today selling usd and moving risker assets....but one bump in the road and they may run back to the USD
EDIT: not to mention that's on at tweet
- Merkel: Recovery fund should give grants, no loans to member states
key word "SHOULD"
You think USD went down today because of that? I think not!
LOCK IN RE-ENTER
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