The EUR/JPY managed to end the day with a rally, after having tested the monthly S2 and confirmed the down-trend.
The Australian Dollar suffered a rather sharp loss against its US counterpart for the third consecutive day, falling to the lowest in slightly more than three months.
Gold spent another market session in a confident uptrend, as investors attempted to decrease risks in the wake of equity market selloff.
The USD/JPY approached the up-trend on Thursday, but was unable to maintain trade below it, as the monthly S2 was providing additional support.
The British currency was able to almost completely recover from its daily low yesterday, posting just a 12-pip loss over the day.
Risk-off sentiment, which is currently driving FX and other markets, pushed the Euro considerably to the north against the Greenback on Thursday.
The New Zealand Dollar dropped down to the immediate cluster's lowest level, namely the up-trend, but with the pair stabilising right on top of the monthly S1 at 0.6635.
The USD/CAD reconquered the 2004 high yesterday, due to a boost received from strong ADP Payrolls data.
Upbeat US fundamentals only added to AUD/USD weakness on Wednesday, causing the up-trend to get pierced, with trade closing only at 0.7071.
The European currency was able to partially recover from intraday losses yesterday, after it dropped as low as 127.00 against the JPY.
A rally for the bullion is taking place for a fourth consecutive day on Thursday.
Even a positive reading of the employment data Tuesday was insufficient to help the USD/JPY recover.
A much stronger-than-anticipated ADP data on Tuesday contributed to the Cable's weakness that day, pushing the pair to retest the 1.46 level.
After FOMC meeting minutes said that a rate hike decision was "a close call", market participants decided to sell the Dollar on Wednesday.
Upon reaching the 55-day SMA yesterday, the NZD/USD currency pair bounced back and closed trade slightly above the 0.67 psychological level.
As was anticipated, the weekly R2 prevented the USD/CAD from retaking the 2004 high yesterday.
Due to a breach of the key support on Tuesday and disappointment in Chinese Services PMI, the Aussie experienced more than a 100-pip sell-off earlier today.
The Japanese Yen overperformed for the second day in a row, leading the EUR/JPY cross to close below 128.00, after having retested the support trend-line.
The bullion spent another trading session in a positive way, as the bulls were strong enough to push prices above 1,075 yesterday.
The USD/JPY currency pair failed to rebound on Tuesday, due to the continued sell-off in the Chinese equity market.
The Cable edged lower for the sixth time in a row on Tuesday, but without the immediate support cluster getting violated.
EUR/USD was down for a third session in a row on Tuesday.
The weekly S3 at 0.6742 succeeded in holding the NZD/USD currency pair from falling deeper on Monday, despite volatility stretching out to 0.6719.
Even though the USD/CAD put the weekly R2 to the test, the 1.3950 mark provided sufficient resistance and prevented the Buck from edging higher.