The adoption of President Trump's tax reform was approved in the Senate this weekend, which undoubtedly provided support for the reserve currency and forced the markets to open with a gap in favor of the US dollar. On Friday the markets saw a correction after the capture of the main indices of new historical data, as the dollar was pressured by a new round of the FBI investigation into the involvement of the Russian secret services in the US elections and the new indications about Michael Flynn in the case.
In Britain today the Prime Minister Theresa May is meeting with the President of the European Commission Jean-Claude Juncker and the president of the European Council Donald Tusk, who is directly involved in the negotiations on Brexit and is promoting the issue. At the moment the British pound shows a negative trend and is decreasing relative to the dollar and the eeuro.
