Yesterday, the Euro increased in value against three of its main counterparts, while declining versus four of them.
On Monday, there were two clear major market movers among the Euro-currency pairs.
On Friday, the single currency was in the up-trend only against the Swiss Franc, where an increase reached 0.41% on day-to-day basis.
The Euro turned out to be the second worst performer yesterday, giving up as much as 0.71% relative to the US Dollar and 0.69% relative to the British Pound.
The Euro traded very noticeably to the upside during the market trading session on Wednesday, as the common currency advanced versus all of its major counterparts.
Besides EUR/AUD currency pair, the market for the single currency stayed largely muted in terms of price changes, and developments did not exceed 0.5% both from positive and negative side.
Following a number of positive days in terms of price changes, yesterday the Euro-currency pairs experienced a decline, with EUR/CAD losing the most of 0.99%.
The majority of currency pairs of the Euro traded upwards during the last day of the previous week, prolonging the gains' streak to three days.
The Euro traded in a considerably optimistic manner for a second consecutive day on Thursday of this week.
Following better than forecasted fundamental data from the Euro area and worse than estimated statistics in the US, the single currency climbed significantly during the yesterday's trading session.
The Euro has generally outperformed its peers on the foreign exchange on Tuesday.
Changes in value of the Euro versus other currencies on the foreign exchange remain well within the 1% range for both positive and negative movers.
On the last trading day of the previous week, the single European currency advanced against four of its major peers, while losing value versus three of them.
On April 23, the Euro has generally out-performed the majority of its peers on the foreign exchange.
Yesterday, the single European currency registered the most considerable gain against the Swiss Franc, namely by 1.63%.
The single currency was swinging between gains and losses during trading on Tuesday.
It seems that in the past few days, volatility of the Euro has increased sharply.
On the last day of the previous week, the Euro used to be a clear out-performer on the foreign exchange.
The Euro traded in mixed directions versus different currencies on Thursday.
Opposite to the situation covered by our yesterday's review on the Euro, this time the single currency can be named as a clear under-performer to its major peers.
The single European currency outperformed the majority of its peers on the foreign exchange yesterday.
Among major currency pairs of the Euro, only the ones with the Australian and New Zealand dollars managed to gain value on April 13, increasing by 0.87% and 0.67%, respectively.
On Friday of the previous week, the Euro has been completely unchanged against another major currency, compared with Thursday.
Ignoring a zero change of the Euro against the Swiss Franc, the common currency continued falling versus the vast majority of its counterparts.