Gold depreciated for a fourth day in a row Thursday, and losses are estimated to be prolonged today as well.
The USD/JPY currency pair did appreciate yesterday, but not as much as anticipated, due to some weak fundamental data.
The Cable brought no surprises on Thursday, as it failed to pierce the 1.56 major level.
EUR/USD lost around 65 pips during the trading on Thursday.
Even though the New Zealand Dollar did decline yesterday, actual losses were heavier than anticipated.
The American Dollar skyrocketed against its Canadian counterpart on Wednesday.
The Australian Dollar behaved according to expectations, as the resistance cluster around 0.7445 not only prevented the rally, but also caused the AUD/USD to bounce back.
On Wednesday, the Euro did edge higher towards the 200-day SMA, but was immediately pushed back upon reaching it.
A fifth attempt to penetrate the monthly S1 at 1,154 eventually turned to be successful, as bears managed to push gold below this mark.
The US Dollar underperformed yesterday, as it was unable to reach the target price level.
Despite strong US fundamental data, the Cable remained relatively unchanged over Wednesday, as the pair dropped only eight pips.
Dollar-bullish remarks from Janet Yellen sent EUR/USD noticeably to the downside on Wednesday.
The New Zealand Dollar behaved according to the forecast yesterday.
Although the USD/CAD went over the 1.28 major level yesterday, the day still ended with the pair suffering minor losses.
The AUD/USD did not present any surprises, as the pair advanced yesterday.
The European currency failed to meet expectations, as it remained flat, despite rather volatile trade on Tuesday.
In spite of quite pessimistic US statistics on retail sales, the bullion decided to trade in a calm way on Tuesday, by showing only minor daily swings.
The USD/JPY retreated yesterday, but upon reaching the 20-day SMA around 122.89 was slightly pushed back up.
Cable advanced on Tuesday, amid UK's monetary policy statement.
EUR/USD showed another relatively volatile trading session, considering that both opening and closing levels of the day were located close to each other.
The Aussie behaved almost according to the forecast, as it declined against the US Dollar yesterday.
Monday, the European currency managed to appreciated up to 137.80, but failed to maintain trade above the strong resistance cluster.
The Greenback overperformed on Monday, as it advanced further than anticipated versus its Canadian counterpart.
Upon edging closer to the resistance trend-line the NZD/USD was pushed back down.