On Monday morning the USD/JPY was facing very strong resistance levels, indicating that it will decline.
On Monday, the GBP/USD was positioned to surge almost 100 base points, as it faced no technical resistance.
On Monday, the EUR/USD broke the pattern of the daily chart.
Gold prices traded sideways on Friday in expectations of the US employment data set release at 12:30 GMT.
On Friday, the USD/JPY erased last doubts that a decline of the currency rate will continue.
After trading almost sideways for the past 24 hours, a surge began on the GBP/USD charts.
On Friday the EUR/USD remained near previous day's levels.
The metal has surged on Thursday, breaking a junior pattern.
The USD/JPY is squeezed in between SMAs.
Due to a fundamental event the GBP/USD has jumped.
The combined strength of the support levels near the 1.1550 mark managed to push the EUR/USD higher.
The metal continued to trade sideways, by the middle of Wednesday's trading.
On Wednesday, the USD/JPY had returned to the upper trend line of a dominant pattern.
As the Services PMI data was released, the GBP/USD did not stop its decline.
The EUR/USD declined down to the previous target and touched it, as it was expected previously.
The yellow metal will trade sideways around the 1,195.00 mark.
The USD/JPY was squeezed in and broke out on Tuesday morning.
The GBP/USD has passed support at 1.2850 and will go down to the next support level.
On Tuesday, the EUR/USD plummeted and was set to continue its decline as low as the combined support of the weekly and monthly pivot points at the 1.1550 level.
The yellow metal continues to trade near 1,200.00.
On Monday, the USD/JPY continued the surge, which the currency exchange rate began on Friday.
GBP/USD began the week with a decline, which is set to continue.
The EUR/USD currency exchange rate fell down below the 1.16 mark at the end of last week, but began to recover on Monday.
On Friday the Pound was retreating against the US Dollar.