Yet again the Euro advanced against the Japanese Yen.
The precious metal has been trading flat for a second consecutive day on Thursday, while awaiting additional influencing factors.
USD/JPY extended its rally for another day, but at a much slower pace than before.
On Thursday, the Cable edged down for the fourth day this week, although the fall was not as sharp as anticipated.
The EUR/USD pair attempts to recover at least some part of losses that have occurred since May 19.
On Wednesday, the New Zealand Dollar edged down again, maintaining the six-week bearish trend.
The US Dollar appreciated against its Canadian counterpart for the third day in a row this week.
On Wednesday, the Aussie behaved according to the forecast.
The Euro outperformed the Yen for the second day and even managed to penetrate the barrier around 134.65.
It seems that market decided to limit the bullion's movements on Wednesday, following a sharp decline a day before.
The Greenback keeps appreciating against the Yen for the second week in a row.
The Cable keeps falling for the second week in a row, as the Sterling declined again versus the Greenback yesterday.
Yesterday, the common currency stopped losing value and settled just above the weekly S1 at 1.0856.
The NZ Dollar behaved in accordance with the forecast, as the given pair suffered substantial losses yesterday.
There were no surprises in the USD/CAD pair's behavior, as it soared on Tuesday.
The bearish trend persisted, as the Aussie weakened against the US Dollar again.
The Euro appreciated against the Japanese Yet, but not as much as anticipated.
After four consecutive days of sluggish changes, the precious metal slipped considerably on Tuesday, while pricing US fundamentals.
On Tuesday, the US Dollar skyrocketed and crossed the two closest resistance clusters.
Yesterday, the Sterling declined slightly more than anticipated, as the Cable crossed the immediate support at 1.5406, before stabilising at 1.5390.
On Tuesday, the single European currency remained under significant bearish pressure, as US fundamentals pushed EUR/USD below 1.09.
On Monday, the better-than-expected New Zealand fundamentals boosted the Kiwi.
On Monday, the 55-day SMA provided sufficient support to stop the US Dollar from edging lower during the trading session.
The Euro suffered small losses against the Japanese Yen yesterday.