The Sterling managed to offset all Wednesday's losses after the Bank of England announced its decision to leave interest rates unchanged.
The EUR/CHF currency rose by 26 base points or 0.23% to continue the trading session nearing the 1.1480 area, after the Swiss National Bank announced its interest rate decision.
The positive report on the Australia's job market contributed to strengthening of the Aussie in Wednesday morning.
The EUR/USD revealed muted response on a slighter-than-expected increase in the US producer prices.
The Sterling continued an upmove in the Wednesday morning, though previous gains were partially offset after the disappointing report on the UK average earnings.
The JOLTS report showing an increase in the US job openings failed to result in the strengthening of the Greenback against the Euro on Tuesday.
The Sterling jumped against the US Dollar to the highest level since late 2016, as Tuesday reports showed strong growth in the UK consumer inflation.
The report showing weakened business confidence in Australia triggered a short-lived decrease in AUD/USD.
The USD/CAD exchange rate rose modestly, as the Canadian property market revealed positive results for the month of August.
Better-than-expected reports on the Canadian labour market contributed to slight increase in the USD/CAD exchange rate, though the pair remained near the lowest level in 28 months.
The GBP/USD currency pair showed modest reaction on the UK economic releases on Friday, as the reports revealed mixed results for July.
A stronger-than-anticipated drop in Canadian building permits contributed to further decline in the USD/CAD exchange rate.
EUR/USD revealed muted reaction on the ECB rate announcement ahead of the Central Bank's policy statement.
Data release on Wednesday showed that the US non-manufacturing activity accelerated over the course of August.
Wednesday reports on the trade balance of two North American countries did not have any impact on USD/CAD.
The Aussie depreciated significantly against the American counterpart, as the Australian Bureau of Statistics report showed that the country's economy recorded a strong GDP growth in the Q2.
The report showing that the US factory orders marked the buggiest drop in almost three years in July contributed to the jump in EUR/USD.
The GBP/USD exchange rate rose quite a bit in the wake of slightly weaker Britain's Services PMI data.
The early Monday's report showed that the Australian current account deficit widened more than expected, causing a 0.23% gain in AUD/USD.
The GBP/USD exchange rate fell in a wake of disappointing Britain's construction PMI report to continue trading in a wide-range dynamics.
The combination of US economic reports showing slightly weaker results caused a solid jump in EUR/USD.
The Sterling appreciated against the US Dollar, as the UK manufacturing sector reported a stronger-than-expected growth in August.
The EUR/USD currency pair confirmed an upward trend on Thursday, as the US economic reports failed to provide sufficient support for the Greenback.
The Canadian Dollar strengthened significantly against its American counterpart as the GDP report showed stronger-than-anticipated figures.