The Sterling had mixed performance against other currencies. The Pound declined 0.69% against the Canadian Dollar and 0.39% against the Aussie, while there was a 0.43% rally versus the New Zealand Dollar.
On Monday, the US Dollar gained 1.24% against the Swiss Franc, as well as 0.51% versus its Australian counterpart. However, the Greenback declined 0.37% against the Sterling.
Over Monday, the Sterling surged against all its majors. The Pound appreciated 1.62% versus the Swiss Franc, added 0.88% against the Aussie and 0.78% versus the Euro.
On Monday, the precious metal stayed broadly unchanged in its value, while other commodities posted significant price volatility and the general bias was to the downside.
In the beginning of a new working week, the Euro succeeded in gaining value just versus two other major currencies on the foreign exchange.
Apparently, the net effect of Friday's data was negative for the Dollar, and the currency underperformed. USD/CHF fell 1.19%, and the Buck depreciated 0.65% against the Aussie, however, the Greenback edged up 0.29% versus its Canadian counterpart.
The Pound performed worse than most of its counterparts on Friday, as it lost 1.28% against the Swiss Franc and 0.73% versus the Aussie. However, the Sterling did surge 0.18% against the Canadian Dollar.
Last Friday, the largest market mover among commodities used to be the natural gas which jumped significantly by adding 4.13% on a daily basis.
On the last day of the previous week, the Euro traded mostly on the positive side, while gaining value against five major currencies and declining versus two of them.
Over the previous day the Greenback strengthened against some majors. The Buck added 0.77% versus the Swiss Franc, 0.38% and 0.32% against its New Zealand and Canadian counterparts, respectively.
Yesterday, the Sterling appreciated against most of the major currencies. The Pound gained 0.63% against the Swiss Franc and 0.22% versus the New Zealand Dollar, while declined 0.14% versus the Greenback.
On Thursday, the yellow metal lost 0.46% during a trading session; however, a decline was the smallest among all yesterday's underperformers.
During previous 24 hours, the Euro traded in a tight range versus the majority of other currencies on the foreign exchange, only excluding the Swiss Franc as EUR/CHF pair gained 0.52%.
In the last 24 hours, the Greenback strengthened against, as well as declined, against some majors. The Buck added 0.57% versus the Swiss Franc and 0.53% against its Canadian counterpart, whereas declined 0.54% versus the Sterling.
Pound's performance over the night was outstanding, as it appreciated against the majority of other currencies.
Despite important movements to the downside on Wednesday, Gold has even managed to gain some value at the end of trading session.
Yesterday, the shared currency used to be an underperformer in the majority of all cases, even though movements of Euro crosses were not sharp in either direction.
Yesterday's data had quite negative effect on the Greenback, as it fell 0.62% against CAD and 0.58% against its New Zealand and Australian counterparts.
The Pound performed worse than most of its counterparts on Tuesday, as some of the releases surprised to the downside.
The yellow metal finished Tuesday's trading session as the second worst performer among main commodities
The Euro posted a general positive development against its main counterparts on Tuesday.
The US Dollar had mixed performance after yesterday's data. The Buck gained most ground against the Euro (0.33%), while it suffered the largest losses against the NZD (0.50%).
The Pound performed worse than most of its counterparts on Monday, as some of the releases surprised to the downside.
Only two main commodities registered a decline in price during the trading session on Monday.