The yellow metal remained almost unchanged on Thursday morning. However, it had shown slightly more volatility to the downside.
The New Zealand Dollar traded just above the 0.69 mark against the US Dollar by the middle of the session on Wednesday.
The US Dollar traded almost flat by mid-day on Wednesday against the Canadian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate fluctuated in a 30 pip range around the 1.3375 mark.
On Tuesday the Australian Dollar managed to erase all intraday losses and add some pips against the US counterpart, reluctant to maintain trade below the 0.7240 level.
As was anticipated, the Euro outperformed the Japanese Yen on Tuesday, with trade closing just in front of the 122.50 mark.
The common European currency surged against the US Dollar on Wednesday morning, as the currency exchange rate reached back above the 1.04 mark during the early hours of the day's trading session.
Once again the US Dollar managed to retain its position above the 117.00 major level, having inched higher against the Japanese Yen yesterday.
Yesterday the GBP/USD currency pair experienced rather substantial downside volatility, with the exchange rate almost reaching the 1.23 major level, but ultimately closing above the immediate support area.
On Wednesday morning the yellow metal regained Tuesday's losses, as the bullion surged back above the 1,135 level.
The New Zealand Dollar continue to fall during the first half of Tuesday's trading session against the Greenback.
The US Dollar struggled with resistance against the Canadian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate faced the monthly pivot point's resistance.
The Aussie behaved in accordance with expectations yesterday, having experienced a fifth consecutive decline, but leaving the immediate demand area intact.
Monday ended with the EUR/JPY currency pair sustaining a rather sharp loss, which not only caused the ascending channel's support line to be broken, but also the 122.00 level to be pierced.
The immediate support, namely the weekly PP, somewhat managed to prevent the USD/JPY currency pair from falling under 117.00.
The yellow metal retreated on Tuesday morning.
More issues concerning ‘Brexit' continued to weigh on the British Pound on Monday, causing it to fall under the 1.24 mark.
The common European currency depreciated against the US Dollar on early Tuesday morning, as the currency exchange rate traded below the 1.04 mark.
By the middle of Monday's trading session the New Zealand Dollar had fallen below the 0.6950 mark against the US Dollar.
The US Dollar surged by mid-day on Monday against the Canadian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate found support in the first half of the day's trading session.
The AUD/USD currency pair ended the previous week with a third consecutive decline, managing to remain above the 0.73 major level.
On Friday the European single currency remained relatively unchanged against the Japanese Yen, having added only 18 pips.
The yellow metal surged on Monday morning, as the bullion approached the newly calculated weekly PP at 1,140.81.
Friday ended with the USD/JPY currency pair experiencing a small setback in its bullish trend.
Even though the Cable managed to recover on Friday from a relatively sharp decline the day before, the pair is still expected to suffer losses today.