The EUR/GBP pair just pushed toward the 0.8750 mark, and honestly, the timing makes sense. Fresh industrial production numbers out of Germany came in better than expected—finally some positive momentum from Europe's manufacturing engine.

When German factories show signs of life, the euro tends to flex a bit against the pound. Not exactly shocking, but worth noting if you're watching cross-currency flows or how traditional markets might be setting the tone for risk appetite elsewhere. The move isn't dramatic, but it's steady, and that kind of quiet strength often says more than wild swings.

Keep an eye on whether this holds above 0.8750. If it does, could signal more confidence building around eurozone economic data—which, let's be real, hasn't been giving us much to celebrate lately.