The Aussie continues to depreciate against the US Dollar for the third consecutive day.
The Euro's plunge on Friday was halted by the 20-day SMA around 124.10.
The yellow metal started the week below the 1,270 mark with a decline. The reason for the decline was the fact that the commodity price already reached and has bounced off the resistance put up by the monthly PP, which is located at the 1,269.77 level.
Even though Friday's fundamentals turned out to be better than expected, the Core Durable Goods Orders still weighed on the Buck, ultimately resulting in the USD/JPY pair weakening that day.
The Sterling suffered from the election polls, which showed that Theresa May is barely ahead, thus, resulting in a breach of the strong support cluster around 1.2850.
On Monday morning the common European currency began the week against the US Dollar below the resistance near the 1.1190 level.
During the first half of Friday's trading session, the Kiwi scored gains against the Greenback, as even positive fundamental data published in the US could not stop the surge.
By the middle of Friday's trading session, the US Dollar was squeezed in against the Canadian Dollar between two lone levels of significance.
Following the massive plunge on Thursday, traders demonstrate indecision in this trading session, as AUD/USD continues to fluctuate near the opening price.
In line with expectations, EUR/JPY closed Thursday's trading session at 125.40 - the highest level since April 2016 that had already provided resistance last week.
On Friday morning the yellow metal's price remained below the 1,260 mark, as it failed to reach for the levels near the 1,270 level.
The Greenback successfully outperformed the Japanese Yen on Thursday, causing another setback in the anticipated decline towards 111.00.
Yesterday, once again the Cable remained relatively unchanged, experiencing a small decline, which caused the consolidation trend to be preserved for another day.
During the early hours of Friday's trading session the common European currency traded against the US Dollar just above the strong support cluster near the 1.1190 level.
The New Zealand Dollar has encountered resistance against the US Dollar, as the 100-day SMA has pushed the pair lower.
After falling majorly against the Canadian Dollar the US Dollar has found support in the lower trend line of the long term ascending channel on Thursday.
The Aussie was appreciating steadily against the US Dollar during the morning session before plunging as low as 0.7460.
The Euro started today's trading session with strong appreciation against the Yen.
As the FOMC Meeting Minutes did not change the opinion of the market participants in regards to US rate hikes this year, the bullion began to regain previously lost ground.
On Thursday morning the common European currency was continuing the surge against the US Dollar.
The US Dollar weakened against the Yen on Wednesday, but managed to avoid serious losses by closing at 111.50.
Even though the Cable failed to behave in accordance with expectations yesterday, the consolidation trend still remained intact.
During the first half of Wednesday's session the Kiwi had marked a green candle against the US Dollar.
By the middle of Wednesday's trading session the market expectations for the FOMC Meeting Minutes could also be seen on the USD/CAD currency exchange rate.