The GBP/USD tested the 1.57 level, but was still unable to fully breach the resistance area just under the major level.
Bullish impetus created by weaker US CPI data and quite dovish Fed meeting minutes sent the most traded cross above 1.11 on Wednesday.
The NZD/USD currency pair reached the immediate support at 0.6552, but instantly bounced back, adding 11 pips ultimately.
The Greenback bounced off the 1.31 major level and sustained some losses against its Canadian counterpart.
The Aussie brought no surprises in its performance on Tuesday, as it weakened against the US Dollar.
On Tuesday, the EUR/JPY currency pair behaved in accordance with the forecast, as the Euro weakened against the Japanese Yen and settled at the target level of 137.20.
Growth issues in China are positively weighing on the price of gold.
The USD/JPY remained relatively unchanged on Tuesday, as the pair lost only five pips.
The Cable managed to rebound from the monthly PP, rather than the support trend-line.
After four straight days of losses, the Euro is trying to commence a recovery versus the Dollar.
The Kiwi experienced a boost on Monday, after Russia lifted the ban on some of the New Zealand's dairy products.
The USD/CAD experienced minor volatility and remained relatively unchanged on Monday, as the US fundamental data disappointed.
Although the AUD/USD reached the support cluster around 0.7340, the pair was then pushed back up.
The European currency failed to stabilise above the 138.00 major level, which in turn caused the EUR/JPY pair to decline yesterday.
The yellow metal was kept afloat by bullish market participants, as they denied an idea of sending the bullion below a strong support zone at 1,109-1,113.
Even though the USD/JPY currency pair experienced some volatility, it still remained contained within the borders of the 20-day SMA and the weekly PP.
The Cable tested the 1.5670 resistance area, which in turn pushed it back, forcing to pierce the immediate support.
EUR/USD is falling in value for a fourth consecutive trading day on Tuesday.
The NZD/USD currency pair declined last Friday, but not as much as anticipated.
The Greenback managed to pierce the 20-day SMA at the end of the previous week and appreciate against its Canadian counterpart.
The Australian Dollar behaved according to the forecast, as the AUD/USD remained relatively unchanged on Friday.
The Euro surprised last Friday, as it sustained rather serious losses against the Japanese Yen.
Volatility of gold prices was subdued on Friday, resulting in no changes over the course of trading session.
The Greenback failed to appreciate against the Yen on Friday, but is expected to do so today, as a consequence of the poor Japanese Q2 GDP report.