In line with technical indicators, the Kiwi bounced off the bottom channel line and started to surge.
On Tuesday, the US Dollar continued to trade against its Canadian counterpart in an ascending triangle.
The second half of Tuesday AUD/USD spent in a limbo between the weekly PP and the 200-hour SMA from the top and the 20-, 55- and 100-hour SMAs from the bottom.
As it was expected, the EUR/JPY continued to move in a limbo between the rising wedge's upper trend-line from the top and the 20- and 55-hour SMAs from the bottom until it reached a combined resistance level formed by the weekly and monthly R1 at 130.68.
The forecasted scenario of a surge of the yellow metal has become reality.
Contrary to expectations, the US Dollar failed to overcome the 114.50 level on Tuesday.
The low volatility apparent on Tuesday morning shifted tremendously when the GBP/USD currency pair surged and tested the weekly PP at 1.2926.
The breakout out of the descending triangle pattern did not occur to the downside.
Contrary to expectations, an impulse given by the combined resistance level formed by the upper-channel line and the 20-, 55- and 100-hour SMAs was strong enough to throw the currency pair through the monthly PP at 0.7247, the bottom trend-line at 0.7239 and the weekly S1 at 0.7238 one by one.
In line with prognoses, the USD/CAD ended yesterday's trading session slightly below the weekly PP located at the 1.2918 level.
Movement of the AUD/USD in the first half of Tuesday indicates that the currency pair acted in accordance with one of the scenarios described yesterday.
The common European currency is continuing to surge against the Japanese Yen in a rising wedge.
The yellow metal continues to trade in accordance with the descending channel pattern, as the commodity price bounced off the support of the channel on Monday.
The US Dollar was trading in a small range against the Yen on Monday.
Bears prevailed on Monday's session, pushing the Sterling below the monthly PP at 1.2883.
As it was expected, the EUR/USD currency pair has continued to trade near the 1.14 mark.
Contrary to prognoses, the NZD/USD has unexpectedly stuck near the upper trend-line of an active descending channel.
Contrary to expectations, the downside momentum was strong enough to drive the USD/CAD though the potential second confirmation point of a junior descending channel.
The possible movement of the AUD/USD projected on Friday has been confirmed.
The way the EUR/JPY moved in the end of the previous week clearly indicates that it went outside both preceding junior ascending channels and took a goal to test the updated weekly R1 at 130.69, which is accompanied by the monthly R1 at 130.72.
The yellow metal has declined once more to the lower trend line of the long term descending channel pattern.
Following the hourly surge on Friday morning, the US Dollar lost its strong upside momentum against the Yen and continued to trade with moderate gains.
Despite technical indicators being bullish on Friday morning, GBP/USD plunged 98 pips within couple of hours mid-session.
The common European currency bounced off a long term descending channel's resistance line against the US Dollar.