The Pound misbehaved for another day, as it appreciated against the Greenback instead of edging lower.
After a rally observed on Monday, the EUR/USD currency pair decided to hold below the major downtrend line around 1.13 yesterday.
The New Zealand overperformed, as it soared beyond expectations yesterday.
The US Dollar edged down in the beginning of the week, with the 100-day SMA limiting the losses, as anticipated.
The Australian Dollar misbehaved on Monday, as it appreciated against the US Dollar instead of declining.
Despite expectations, the EUR/JPY currency pair managed to breach the 140 psychological level.
XAU/USD snapped its three-day streak of losses, while gaining some value during the trading session on Monday.
Yesterday the US Dollar suffered substantial losses unexpectedly.
The Sterling surprised with its performance yesterday, as it almost erased last week's losses.
The common currency surged more than 200 pips on Monday, as the EUR/USD pair was provided with substantial bullish momentum around the monthly PP at 1.1089.
There were no surprises in the EUR/JPY cross at last week's end.
The Australian Dollar behaved according to the forecast, as it erased all last week's losses.
Despite all expectations, the US Dollar declined against its Canadian counterpart at the end of last week.
Last Friday, the New Zealand Dollar sustained heavy losses, as the 2011 low failed to stop the fall.
The precious metal slid for the third consecutive day last Friday and penetrated one of the most important supports, namely the May low at 1,169.
The US Dollar overperformed on Friday, as it appreciated more than anticipated.
Last Friday, the Pound suffered serious losses, as it fell not just through the immediate support, but also the 1.53 psychological level.
Initially, the EUR/USD cross was provided with some bearish momentum by the long-term downtrend at 1.1315.
The Euro misbehaved on Thursday, as it suffered a 55-pip loss against the Japanese Yen.
The powerful resistance cluster around 0.7780 weighed on the AUD/USD yesterday, forcing it to fall down.
The USD/CAD currency pair's behavior on Thursday almost fell in line with expectations.
Even though the New Zealand Dollar suffered losses yesterday, the fall was not as sharp as anticipated.
Bullion bears decided to push the price below 1,180 on Thursday; therefore, the precious metal hit its lowest level in more than 30 calendar days at 1,173.
Although USD/JPY managed to climb up, gains were insignificant.