Downside risks continued to dominate the EUR/JPY exchange rate during Wednesday's session, the currency pair ended the day by testing a significant support level set by the weekly pivot point near the 129.64 mark.
Gold continues to appreciate against the US Dollar in a short-term ascending channel for the fourth consecutive day.
USD/JPY has been trading sideways for two consecutive sessions.
The last four trading sessions have been beneficial for the GBP/USD exchange rate, as it has appreciated 1.90% since July 19.
The first part of Wednesday's trading session showed the same lack of direction as during the preceding session.
No significant changes were introduced to the NZD/USD exchange rate positioning on Tuesday, as it remained trading with low volatility and along the 55-hour simple moving average.
The US Dollar has extended its decline against the Canadian Dollar for the third consecutive trading session. A significant resistance cluster was tested on Tuesday. However, after piercing the resistance level, the currency pair made a U-turn south.
Bullish sentiment dominated the AUD/USD exchange rate during Tuesday's trading session. The upside momentum was stopped after the pair pierced the upper boundary of a descending channel.
The narrow descending channel of the EUR/JPY currency pair, which was plotted on Monday, has held its ground, as the decline of the exchange rate has extended into Wednesday session.
Gold remained stable against the US Dollar on Tuesday.
The US Dollar has gained slightly against the Yen during the previous two sessions.
The Sterling found support at the 100-hour SMA early on Tuesday and consequently began appreciating.
Tuesday's trading session lacked volatility, as various moving averages were limiting strong up– or down-moves.
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The US Dollar introduced no significant changes to its overall price range against the Canadian Dollar on Monday, as the Greenback remained trading with low volatility.
The Australian Dollar was driven by slightly downside momentum on Monday. The currency pair breached a support cluster formed by the 200-hour simple moving average and the weekly pivot point near the 0.7394 regions.
The EUR/JPY currency pair showed no changes to its overall positioning on Monday, thus trading below the weekly pivot point and the lower boundary of a descending channel for the rest of the session.
Despite edging higher late last week, the yellow metal was unable to overcome the 55-period (4H) and 200-hour SMAs near 1,235.00 yesterday.
USD/JPY managed to regain some of the lost positions on Tuesday following the strong two-day plunge from 133.00.
The Sterling remained stable against its American counterpart on Tuesday morning, being stranded between the weekly PP and the 200-hour SMA.
As expected, the European common currency weakened against the US Dollar on Tuesday, pressured lower by the 23.60% Fibonacci retracement and a trend-line near 1.1750.
The New Zealand Dollar accelerated against the US Dollar on Friday thus allowing the currency pair to gained 104 pips or 1.55%. However, the pair still maintained the trading range for last week.
Downside risks dominated the US Dollar against the Canadian Dollar on Friday. As a result, the currency pair lost 174 base points or 1.31% and also, breached both the 55-, 100-, and 200-hour SMAs.
Upside risks dominated the Australian Dollar against the US Dollar. As a result, the currency pair breached the 55-, 100-, and 200-hour SMAs. Friday's session saw the pair gained 118 pips or 1.61%.