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Adarsh Sinha, a currency strategist at Barclays Capital, said quantitative easing was starting to have an impact on traders decisions, reports Reuters.
He commented: "The question now is who will be next and the obvious ones are those with rates near zero, the Federal Reserve and Bank of Japan. Currency moves since yesterday have partly reflected that with the dollar and the yen the worst G10 performers."
Some traders said the single European currency turning lower against the greenback was fuelled by stock market gains underpinning the pound.
It has also been reported that a split between Europe and the US could be emerging about how best to deal with the economic crisis.
The issue centres on US calls for more pump-priming by G20 economies, which have been attacked by some European leaders, reports the AFP.
