The US dollar is mixed across the board against major pairs on Friday.

The greenback was left reeling after the U.S. Federal Reserve kept rates unchanged and did not anticipate a rate hike in 2019 on Wednesday.

The dollar's quick rebound on Thursday was based on two factors: interest rate differentials and

growing concerns about UK and European growth.

Despite the dovish statement form the Fed, US growth marches ahead of the pack and continues to be a driver of dollar strength.

Brexit uncertainty is fuelling a rise in safe haven demand

as investors try to assess the damage a potential no-deal exit could have

not only the UK and EU economies but the global implications.