Gold respected the upper boundary of the month-long channel seen on the hourly chart, and opened with a red candle with directional risk at the senior downtrend of 1,149.11.
EUR/USD opened below the November low at 1.0552 just to prove the rate unsustainable at that level and post a green candle with a reading of 1.0576 Monday morning.
The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits dropped from five-week highs last week, official figures revealed on Thursday.
British industrial production posted the biggest monthly fall in more than four years in October after the temporary shutdown of the UK's largest oilfield.
Following a break out of the channel Gold had followed for a month, XAU/USD remained both above the channel trend-line and the 1,169.10 level of significance.
EUR/USD opened squeezed between the weekly Pivot Point at 1.0635 and weekly S1 strengthened by the bottom Bollinger Band at 1.0581/74 after a stormy session on Thursday.
UR/USD opened green on Thursday, with the aim of putting the top senior channel boundary up for tests.
XAU/USD tested the resistance at 1,178.21 Thursday morning, but is yet to confirm a breakout with a close above.
The number of job openings was little changed in October, official figures revealed on Wednesday.
British industrial production posted the biggest monthly fall in more than four years in October after the temporary shutdown of the UK's largest oilfield.
The United States' services sector activity hit its one-year high last month, official figures revealed on Monday.
Gold remained completely flat throughout Tuesday's trading session and opened in the red zone Wednesday morning.
Growth in the largest sector of the British economy accelerated at the fastest pace since January last month, although managers' view of the economy's long-term prospects deteriorated significantly, a private survey revealed on Monday.
EUR/USD opened at 1.0718 Wednesday morning and failed to make any notable moves to exit the tight trading range it has been stagnating in.
Despite its safe haven nature, the Bullion lost value against the US Dollar amid high uncertainty in markets.
The United States' services sector activity hit its one-year high last month, official figures revealed on Monday.
EUR/USD calmed after a story post-referendum session on Monday, posting a small red candle Tuesday morning.
Growth in the largest sector of the British economy accelerated at the fastest pace since January last month, although managers' view of the economy's long-term prospects deteriorated significantly, a private survey revealed on Monday.
Despite its safe haven nature, the Bullion lost value against the US Dollar amid high uncertainty in markets. XAU/USD opened 1.4% red Monday morning, respecting the monthly channel, and re-entering the short-term one.
The US unemployment rate fell to a nine-year low in November, adding to expectations that US interest rates will rise later this month.
EUR/USD showed little consistency in its movements, as uncertainty amid the Italian referendum led to increased volatility in most markets.
The US unemployment rate fell to a nine-year low in November, adding to expectations that US interest rates will rise later this month.
The number of Americans filing for first-time unemployment benefits rose last week to the highest level since the summer, but the trend remained still consistent with a healthy signs of the US job market.
Confidence in the UK's manufacturing sector posted a surprise fall in November, as the weak pound exerted pressure on manufacturers buying materials from abroad.