The New Zealand Dollar paused the seven consecutive session decline against the US Dollar on Friday, as the currency exchange rate slightly surged from 0.6998 to 0.7004 during the session.
After surging for a week and putting the 118.50 level to the test twice the EUR/JPY cross appears to have lost its bullish momentum.
Although the USD/JPY pair managed to inch higher on Friday, it was unable to climb over the immediate resistance area, where supply remains strong even today.
In the wake of poor UK Services PMI figures the Sterling erased all weekly gains, having fallen back to the 1.31 major level against the US Dollar.
The yellow metal fell on Friday, as it started day's trading session at 1,331.42 and ended Friday's session at 1,321.39.
The common European currency reached new post-Brexit lows against the US Dollar on Friday.
The US Dollar is in its fourth session of gains against the Canadian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate struggles with the weekly R1 at 1.3123.
Even though the Australian Dollar managed to outperform the US counterpart yesterday, the 0.75 major level remained unconquered.
The New Zealand Dollar continued to depreciate against the US Dollar on Thursday, as the pair moved from 0.7031 at the start of the day to 0.6997 at the end of the day.
As was anticipated, the Euro edged lower against the Yen on Thursday, but failed to put the immediate support to the test.
The Japanese Yen overperformed on Thursday, as the USD/JPY currency pair dropped to the 105.80 level, rather than finding support at 106.00.
The GBP/USD currency pair remained relatively unchanged yesterday, having inched only 24 pips higher, amid mixed UK fundamental data results.
The yellow metal was trading flat at the start of this week, as it slightly fluctuated around the 1,330 level on Monday and Tuesday.
The Euro was volatile between the levels of 1.1060 and 1.0980 during Thursday's session against the US Dollar.
The US Dollar appreciated against the Canadian Dollar on Wednesday, as the currency exchange rate started day's trading session at 1.3022 and ended Wednesday's trading at 1.3058.
The immediate resistance was too tough to pierce, causing the AUD/USD currency pair to suffer a 26-pip loss yesterday.
The Kiwi had been depreciating for the seventh consecutive trading session against the US Dollar on Thursday.
The European single currency continued to consolidate on Wednesday, having erased all of Tuesday's losses and edged closer to the 118.00 mark.
The Greenback managed to prolong its short-term bullish trend against the Japanese Yen yesterday, but unable to reclaim the 107.00 major level.
Strong UK employment figures caused the Sterling to outperform the US Dollar on Wednesday, but with the pair still failing to fully negate Tuesday's losses.
The yellow metal stopped the previous low volatility movements and dropped on Wednesday from 1,331.10 at the start of day's trading session to 1,315.11 at the end of Wednesday's trading.
The common European currency remained almost unchanged against the US Dollar on Wednesday, as during the day's trading session the pair moved slightly lower.
The US Dollar gained strength against the Canadian Dollar on Tuesday, as the currency exchange rate moved from 1.2945 at the start of the day's trading session to 1.3022 at closing of Tuesday's trading.
The AUD/USD currency pair decline towards the second support area on Tuesday, amid the RBA Meeting Minutes stating that more easing possible.