The Euro rallied versus five major currencies Thursday, while declining against two of them. The upcoming Greek referendum on Sunday seems to have a muted effect at the moment, and the currency market shows no uplifted volatility.
The Greenback was one of the best performing currencies on Wednesday, as it appreciated against most major peers.
The British Pound experienced mixed performance over Wednesday, as it appreciated against some major peers and declined versus the others.
All but one commodity on the market were on the side of under-performers yesterday, as only corn added 0.12%. In the meantime, oil dropped in price quite substantially Wednesday, by plummeting 4.22% and 2.48% for Crude and Brent types of it, respectively. Gold, however, suffered the least and was down just 0.3%.
EUR/CHF currency pair bounced back yesterday, by gaining the most among all major Euro-crosses on the market, namely 0.62%. This development followed a significant drop of the pair seen on Tuesday.
The Greenback was one of the best performing currencies on Tuesday, as it appreciated against most major peers.
The Sterling experienced rather good performance on Tuesday, as It appreciated against most major peers.
Oil retreated the most among main commodities that are included in our review, as a daily decline reached 0.63%. Alongside, silver stood on the side of under-performers as well, while losing 0.25% on Tuesday.
Yesterday, the single European currency was unusually silent against the majority of its counterparts, while the market waited for the outcome of the Greek drama that ended with no IMF debt repayment last night.
The US Dollar experienced mixed performance over the weekend and yesterday.
Despite appreciating on Monday, the Sterling still declined against most major peers over the weekend.
The main under-performer on Monday was oil, which dropped by around 2% due to worries over Greece.
The Euro was showing weakness in the beginning of trading on Monday. However, later this currency appreciated substantially and has even surpassed the Friday high, therefore accumulating an overall 0.62% daily gain versus the US Dollar.
The US Dollar performed rather well on Friday, with exception against the Swiss Franc, as it declined 0.37% against it.
The Sterling experienced mixed performance, as it appreciated against most major peers, with exception against the Swiss Franc and the Loonie.
While oil, gold and silver traded with just minor changes on Friday, there were two other commodities, which showed a considerable daily development.
On Friday, the Euro traded in the mixed environment against its biggest counterparts. The main chart, however, does not show a development of the common currency on Monday, when it took a major hit on the markets due to failure to reach an agreement between creditors and Greece.
The Sterling experienced mixed performance, it appreciated against most major peers, with exception against the Loonie and the Aussie.
The US Dollar experienced mixed performance, declined against most major peers, with exception against the Swissie and the Euro.
Gold was broadly silent during the trading session on Thursday, as mixed fundamental environment in the US failed to encourage either bulls or bears for decisive moves.
The 19-nation currency was completely flat against the Greenback on Thursday, as EUR/USD was undecided amid mixed political and economic environment.
The American Dollar suffer some losses, but also appreciated against other major peers.
The Sterling experienced mixed performance for the fourth day in a row.
US first-quarter GDP got an upgrade on Wednesday, therefore sending the safe-haven asset deeper to the downside.