USD/JPY is above 98.50 and EUR/USD is at 1.3970 as the USD looks a bit more attractive today, probably due to weekend events in Iran. The CHF is also a bit stronger on the crosses which confirms that there is some geo-political risk aversion plays taking place.
USD looking sprightly this morning
Source: www.forexlive.com
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