Friday and the weekend were rather favourable for the US Dollar, being that it appreciated against most major currencies.
The US Dollar managed to post gains against almost all of other major currencies, with the only exception being the NZD/USD pair.
For another day the US Dollar sustained losses against almost all of other major currencies, with the only exception being the Cable.
The Greenback weakened across the board on Tuesday, sustaining rather drastic losses against most major peers.
Yellen's speech on Monday was more hawkish than anticipated, which led to USD strength against most of other major currencies.
In the wake of devastating NFP results on Friday, the US Dollar sustained serious losses across the board even during the weekend.
The US Dollar was the next best performing currency after the British Pound yesterday.
Yesterday's data failed to reverse the sell-off we have been observing since Tuesday.
US Dollar's performance yesterday was mixed, even though the main releases missed the expectations by a wide margin.
Just like a majority of the other major currencies, the US Dollar remained mostly unchanged yesterday, with gains and losses limited by a quarter of a per cent.
The Greenback disregarded neutral to weak Friday fundamentals and outperformed all its major counterparts on growing expectations that the date of the rate hike draws near.
The US Dollar declined against all other major currencies on Thursday, despite rather strong US Durable and Core Durable Goods Orders data, with the only exception being against the British Pound.
The US Dollar experienced poor performance on Wednesday, as it declined against almost all other major currencies.
The Buck managed to outperform most of major currencies on Tuesday, with exception of the Loonie and the Sterling.
The US Dollar experienced mixed performance on Monday, having appreciated against some major peers, but also declined against the others.
The US Dollar experienced mixed performance over the weekend, with the largest gain of 0.77% registered against the British Pound.
The Greenback appreciated against most major peers on Thursday, but also sustained losses against the others, amid a poor reading of the Philly Fed Manufacturing Index.
Even though the FOMC Meeting Minutes boosted the US Dollar on Wednesday, it still struggled to post substantial gains against most major peers.
The second day of the given week was also not positive for the American Dollar, as it suffered rather sharp losses against some major peers, while gains against the others were only mild.
The Greenback began the week with rather poor performance, as losses were detected against the majority of other peers, with exception against the Yen and the Swiss Franc, against which the Buck lost 0.37% and 0.22%, respectively.
A positive reading of the US Retail Sales and the PPI data caused the American Dollar to outperform most of other major currencies on Friday and over the weekend.
The Greenback's performance was similar to the Pound's, as the Buck remained relatively unchanged against most major peers, with volatility registered only against the Aussie, the Yen and the Euro.
The US Dollar's performance on Thursday was rather poor, as the Buck declined against most major peers that day.
The Buck experienced mixed performance on Tuesday, having appreciated against some major peers, but also declined against the others.