Несмотря на хорошие данные по инфляции в Германии, евро все равно продолжил снижаться против доллара США на торгах в пятницу, 11 ноября, так как вероятность повышения процентной ставки ФРС в декабре этого года привлекает все новых и новых покупателей американского доллара.
Following the inability for USD/JPY to make critical moves on Friday, the pair opened on a positive note,
GBP/USD entered Monday's trading session red, testing the weekly Pivot Point right under a daily cloud resistance.
The yellow metal continued to fall on early Monday morning, as the US Dollar continued to gain strength in the aftermath of the previous week's US presidential election outcome.
On early Monday morning the common European currency was in its sixth consecutive session of losses against the Greenback
On Thursday the New Zealand Dollar weakened against the US Dollar, but managed to find support at the second support cluster circa 0.72.
The USD/CAD pair successfully breached a trend-line on Thursday, which prevented by Buck from climbing significantly higher.
The Aussie experienced substantial volatility on Thursday, but ended the day with a slight decline, as the immediate demand area limited the losses.
On Thursday the Euro edged slightly higher against the Japanese Yen than expected, with trade closing at 116.40, rather than below 116.25.
The common European currency surged against the US Dollar on early Friday morning, as the currency exchange rate attempted to break the resistance put up by the Bexit low level at 1.0911.
The GBP/USD currency pair overperformed on Thursday, as it breached the 1.25 major level and established a new four-week high yesterday.
The Buck appreciated more than 100 pips against the Japanese Yen on Thursday, moving the opposite way of the expectations.
It seems that the markets have fully returned to the pre-election levels, as the yellow metal was in rebound after finding support in the 1,250 level, which is the 38.20% Fibonacci retracement of the metal's historical high and low levels.
As expected and forecasted the Kiwi fell on the Reserve Bank's of New Zealand announcement of an interest rate cut.
The US Dollar continued to climb against the Canadian Dollar by mid-day on Thursday, as the currency exchange rate broke once more past the weekly R1 at 1.3463.
The Australian Dollar experienced a sharp decline against the American Dollar on Wednesday, falling back under the 0.77 mark.
The EUR/JPY currency pair managed to stabilise above the main support area yesterday, with trade closing with a 68-pip loss yesterday.
On early Thursday morning the yellow metal's price headed higher, as the bullion reached the 1,288 level.
Even though the US Dollar slumped more than 400 pips on Wednesday, excessive profit-taking caused the Buck to not only fully recover from those losses, but to even close trade with a 50-pip rally by the end of the day.
The British currency was unable to sustain solid growth, as it erased most of its intraday gains against the American Dollar on Wednesday.
The common European currency found support against the US Dollar in the post-Brexit low level at 1.0912.
By mid-day on Wednesday the Kiwi had retreated back to the before mentioned monthly R1 at 0.7298.
The Canadian Dollar fell against the US Dollar on the news that Donald Trump has been elected president of the United States.
The Aussie continued to edge higher against the US counterpart on Tuesday, successfully putting the weekly R2 at 0.7765 to the test.