All major commodities surged on Friday, as every commodity gained at least 1.6%. However, Gold was the worst performer among them.
The European currency showed various results on Friday, as the fluctuations vary from decent gains to losses. First of all, with the looming Brexit vote on June 23 the Euro depreciated 0.6% against the Pound on Friday.
The US Dollar's performance was equal to the Sterling's, as the Buck outperformed some major currencies, but also declined against the others.
The British Pound managed to post gains against most major peers, with exception against the Yen.
The risk off sentiment has ended, as commodities mark a loss session at the end of Thursday. Every major commodity suffered losses on Thursday with the top losses being booked by oil, as Brent lost 3.6% and Crude declined by 3.8%.
The European currency was volatile for the past 24 hours against most major currencies. However, it returned to its initial levels, after suffering losses midday on Thursday.
The US Dollar weakened against most major currencies on Wednesday, due to the Fed delaying interest rate hikes.
The Sterling managed to recover from some of the losses ahead of the BoE Monetary Policy Meeting, being that it surged against most major peers on Wednesday.
The risk off sentiment continues, as gold and silver gain on Wednesday. However, other commodities did not succeed to surge.
After minor losses on Tuesday, the Euro regained strength on Wednesday against most major currencies. Largest gains were against the Canadian Dollar, against which the European Currency surged by 0.8%.
After scoring gains against most currencies on Monday, the Euro lost on Tuesday with the exception of the Sterling and Kiwi.
Due to a rather strong reading of the US Retail Sales, the Greenback managed to outperform most major currencies on Tuesday.
Driven by political factors, mainly by ‘Brexit' polls, the Sterling weakened against most major peers on Tuesday.
The markets are still in a risk off sentiment, as gold marks a consecutive five trading session surge with a gain of 0.1% on Tuesday.
The US Dollar sustained losses against most of other major currencies on Monday, with the only exception being the USD/CAD pair.
The risk off sentiment in the markets does not seem to show a stop, as save currencies and commodities continued to rise on Monday. Gold was one of the top commodities Monday, as it managed to gain 0.8%.
The European currency scored gains against all major currencies with the exception of one on Monday. The main reasons for such a day was probably the lack of major fundamental news.
The Sterling began the week with rather poor performance, being unable to post solid gains and having declined against most major peers on Monday.
Friday and the weekend were rather favourable for the US Dollar, being that it appreciated against most major currencies.
The Euro continued making gains against the US Dollar last week and even went past the 1.14 mark. However, the currency exchange rate retreated in the last two days of the week.
The British currency suffered heavy losses against all other major currencies on Friday and over the weekend, amid a ‘Brexit' poll published on Friday.
As the risk-off sentiment continues to increases in the markets, gold gains strength. The bullion was the top performer between commodities, as it surged by 0.4% on Friday.
The US Dollar managed to post gains against almost all of other major currencies, with the only exception being the NZD/USD pair.
The British currency experienced mixed performance on Thursday, without any sharp movements registered against most major peers, with exception of the GBP/NZD.