It could be your terrible English or your lack of understanding, but your reply make no sense. Currency markets include the Euro and the Pound. Currency markets are not outside anything.
You wrongly claimed the EU was on the verge of a deep recession and that Germany was technically in a recession now.
The currency exchange rate of a country is very much like the share price of a country. It is the best indicator of the economic health of that country.
Let's see if the graph( showing the pound plunging against the euro since Brexit reared it's ugly head ) make more sense to you now.
As you can see if anybody is heading for recession it's the UK: