
- The British pound was the strongest major currency on optimism ahead of another round of indicative votes in Parliament, where some analysts expect the “customs union” alternative to garner a majority.
- The loonie also gained ground as both Brent and WTI hit their highest level in 2019 amid OPEC’s ongoing production cuts. The aussie rallied ahead of tonight's RBA meeting.
- The US dollar finished in the middle of the major currency pack, despite a 9bps rally in the 10-year Treasury yield, the largest gain in nearly three months.
- EUR/USD fell for the fifth straight day.
