US Dollar jumped 0.89% versus the 19-nation currency on Friday, following better than estimated inflation data from North America.
The Greenback was one of the worst-performing currencies yesterday, as it suffered losses against most major peers.
The British Pound was one of the best-performing currencies yesterday, as it appreciated against most major peers.
On Thursday, Gold retreated by 0.41% and was the only daily under-performer.
Better than expected retail sales statistics in the UK provided the Sterling with major impetus on Thursday; therefore, EUR/GBP dropped by 0.66% and used to be the biggest market mover.
The Greenback experienced mixed performance over the day, but still having more gains than losses.
The British Pound was one of the best-performing currencies yesterday.
Gold registered only a slight 0.16% increase in value on Wednesday and was broadly unchanged along with silver which rose just 0.05%.
The Euro continued to lose value against the major currencies on Wednesday.
The Greenback was one of the best performing currencies yesterday, as it appreciated against most major peers.
The British currency experienced mixed performance over the day.
Commodities traded strongly in the red in course of last trading session.
On Tuesday, the European Central Bank announced a possibility to expand asset purchases in May and June, in order to cope with low market liquidity at the end of summer.
The Sterling appreciated against most major peers over the day, with exception against the US Dollar.
The US Dollar was one of the best-performing currencies yesterday, with exception against the Sterling.
All commodities that are included in our review registered a significant plunge on Monday.
The common currency experienced the most considerable drop against the American Dollar on Monday, by declining 0.71%.
The US Dollar ignored disappointing in fundamentals Friday and appreciated across the board, losing only to the European currency (-0.33%).
Although there were no disappointing fundamental events during Friday, the Sterling was more bearish than bullish.
Crude oil used to put significant pressure on the benchmark S&P GSCI Index on Friday, considering its high share of contribution.
Bullish tendency of the Euro continued on the last day of the previous week, as an advance was posted by all major currency pairs.
The US Dollar experienced mixed performance yesterday. The Greenback added 0.40% and 0.21% against the Aussie and the Loonie, respectively. Losses of 0.49% were detected against both, the Swiss Franc and the Euro, following with minor ones versus the Sterling (0.19%) and the Kiwi (0.16%). Furthermore, the Buck remained relatively unchanged against the Yen, gaining 0.03%.
The Sterling experienced mixed performance over the day. Losses of 0.30% and 0.29% were recorded against the Swiss Franc and the Euro, respectively. At the same time, the British Pound appreciated 0.60% versus the Aussie and 0.41% versus the Loonie, following with lesser gains of 0.22% against the Yen and 0.20% against the Greenback. The Pound remained relative unchanged against
The benchmark S&P GSCI Index added just 0.07% on Thursday.