The EUR/JPY cross remained relatively unchanged for another day yesterday, slightly edging lower.
As forecasted previously, the New Zealand Dollar showed its weakness against the Greenback in the last 24 hours.
The Greenback remained just below the 1.31 level against the Canadian Dollar during the first half of Friday's trading session.
The Australian Dollar failed to appreciate against the American counterpart on Thursday, having experienced a 17-pip loss.
The yellow metal traded rather flat on Friday morning, as it found support in the monthly R1, which is located at 1,237.68.
The US Dollar failed to outperform the Japanese Yen on Thursday, despite upbeat US fundamentals.
As was anticipated, the GBP/USD pair was able to reach the 20-day SMA on Thursday, however, was unable to maintain trade at its level, ultimately retreating and closing with a 28-pip rally.
After unexpectedly jumping during the second half of Thursday's trading session, the common European currency consolidated its position against the US Dollar on Friday morning.
During the first half of Thursday's trading session Kiwi managed to score additional gains against the US Dollar, as the rate managed to touch the 0.7244 level during that time.
The US Dollar was in the previously forecasted retreat against the Canadian Dollar during the middle of Thursday's trading session.
The Aussie managed to outperform the US counterpart again on Wednesday, thus, preserving the channel pattern.
Once again the EUR/JPY cross edged higher, continuing to appreciate on Wednesday after bottoming out last week.
The yellow metal surged on Thursday, as the bullion found support on Wednesday and continued the surge during the early hours of Thursday's trading session.
As was anticipated, the US Dollar failed to outperform the Yen yesterday, although upside volatility did stretch out to the 115.00 level.
Even though the GBP/USD currency pair experienced strong downside volatility on Wednesday, it still managed to close above the 1.2460 psychological support.
During the early hours of Thursday's trading session the common European currency surged against the US Dollar.
The New Zealand Dollar continued to decline against the US Dollar during the first half of Wednesday's trading session.
The US Dollar surged against the Canadian Dollar by the middle of Wednesday's trading session, as the rate made an attempt to move higher through the resistance cluster, which the pair faced.
Although the Australian currency managed to appreciate against the US Dollar on Tuesday, trade still closed not as high as was anticipated.
The European single currency continued to misbehave, as it edged higher against the Japanese Yen on Tuesday, therefore, confirming the strong support around 120.40.
The yellow metal remained near the 1,220 mark on Wednesday morning.
The American Dollar managed to erase all intraday losses against the Japanese Yen yesterday and even climb over the 114.00 mark, thus, breaking its seven-week bearish trend.
The Cable behaved mostly according to expectations on Tuesday, as it experienced another decline, but stabilised below the immediate support area.
The common European currency continues its path lower against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate continues exactly as forecasted.