Resonance in benzene: creation of current

I am a student. I recently studied resonance in Benzene. I know that π electrons in Benzene are involved in resonance this means the electrons somewhat **move** in the process of resonance.


I have a question :


**If electrons are moving in Benzene there should be a current?** 


However I have not seen any such fact in the books i am currently studying. Please tell me if this thing happens in Benzene or not.




I can't comment, but benzene has a ring current and that creates a magnetic field perpendicular to the current. Conversely, a magnetic field will create an induced current (Ampere's Law) in the ring (delocalized electrons from the pi bonds). 


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