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The US Dollar edged modestly higher against its major peers last night following the Federal Reserve meeting, in which members signalled a March rate hike.
The US Dollar edged lower against its major peers on Tuesday, with a pullback in US yields. Investors are now awaiting today's first FOMC meeting of 2018.
Sterling fell to a one week low against a broadly stronger US Dollar this morning following the release of a leaked Brexit document.
Last week saw a continuation of the trends we have seen in 2018: a lower Dollar against most currencies, while risk assets and stock markets hit record high
The Euro suffered from a very turbulent day of currency trading on Thursday, soaring to a three year high before retracing all of its gains
The Pound rocketed above the 1.43 level against the US Dollar this morning to notch its best daily performance since April 2017.
The seemingly relentless sell-off in the US Dollar continued for another day on Tuesday with the greenback slipping to a fresh three year low.
The Pound rose to a fresh post-Brexit high yesterday, with the Dollar remaining on the back foot following the US government shutdown.
The US Dollar was pressured lower last week as it became clear that no agreement would be reached to keep the Federal Government running beyond Friday.
