quote Hello, that's a really interesting question you pose. My attempt to answer it requires me all of the way back to my school days studying economics. In basic macro economic principle, the exchange rate between two currencies reflects the sum total of many influences, such as the balance of trade and capital flows, the interest rate differential, relative political and social equilibrium, and the market's perceived estimates of prospective relative economic growth and inflation of both economies. Simply speaking, it's a complied picture! For the...