DislikedThese countries rely on exports to keep their factories operating. Export success then attracts foreign direct investment that advances development.
Countries like these have therefore channeled their trade surpluses into dollars, keeping the dollar overvalued and enabling them to sell in the US market. This explains both the continuing strong demand for dollars despite the US trade deficit and the dollar’s dominance in official foreign-exchange holdings.
Therefore when the US economy deteriorates it directly effects countries like these so they sell US dollars onto the market. . .Ignored
In some point, I have to agree with Quecee, this pair is still very bearish. My prediction, tomorrow would go down but retrace on Monday morning :-)
Just my observation and I wouldn't trade it. I am trading Eur/Usd today which I think is safer and more predictable, but could be different on the other day