The Greenback weakened against the European single currency on the US data on Friday pointing to the healthy economic conditions. The EUR/USD jumped 22 base points to the 1.1760 mark, where the bullish sentiment was sustained, putting the pair higher to the 1.1780 level.
The Sterling edged lower against the US Dollar on the report showing mixed Britain's manufacturing and trade figures. The GBP/USD exchange rate fell 10 base points to continue depreciation in the 1.3400 area.
The Loonie appreciated against the US Dollar to touch the intraday high, following the Ivey PMI report on Thursday. The USD/CAD exchange rate rose 12 base points or 0.09% to bounce back to the pre-data level, though managed to finish the session nearing the 1.2860 level.
The Sterling was little changed against the Greenback, following the UK housing price growth data from Halifax. GBP/USD was in a side move early Thursday, though the pair gained 54 base points or 0.40% to the 1.348 mark, as a reaction on the Irish official saying that Britain and Ireland were very close to cut the deal.
The Canadian Dollar marked a solid depreciation against the US Dollar, as the country's Central Bank announced its interest rate decision. The USD/CAD currency pair added almost 100 base points in total, trying to offset the losses made during the last week.
The Greenback fell modestly against the Euro on the ADP report revealing some weakening in the employment change in November. The EUR/USD lost 5 base points to return ito 1.1810 area and declined further to be seen trading below the 1.1800 area, as the next release was not strong enough to bring the pair back to stronger levels.
The Aussie fell sharply against the US Dollar on the dissapointing GDP report this morning. The AUD/USD lost initially 29 base points or 0.38% to continue consolidation in the 0.7585 area.
The US Dollar was seen trading slightly higher against the European single currency, as the US economic reports revealed weaker than estimated results on Tuesday. The EUR/USD currency pair fell 6 base points, where the Euro was strong enough to return in the 1.1835 area.
The Greenback rebounded from a weekly low against the Loonie, as the report showed that the Canadian trade deficit shrunk in October. The USD/CAD currency pair fell 10 base points to the 1.2634 mark, but succumbed bulls to move the exchange rate higher to the 1.2700 area.
The Sterling was little changed against the US Dollar on the UK Services PMI data, though the report managed to sustain the exchange rate above the 1.3400 level. The GBP/USD rose 15 base points or 0.11% to make further attempts to overcome 1.3440.
The Aussie was under stronger bullish sentiment against the Greenback on early Tuesday reports.
The British Pound was slightly higher against the US Dollar on the release showing stronger activity in the country's construction sector.
The Loonie strengthened significantly against the Greenback on strong job data, rather than on cooling GDP growth showed in the report on Friday.
The Sterling depreciated initially against the Greenback, fuelled by stronger-than-anticipated Britain's manufacturing data.
The Greenback made the last attempt to rise against the Yen before falling sharply on non-negative US economic data.
The European single currency depreciated against the US Dollar, following the Euro zone's economic reports on Thursday.
The Greenback was slightly changed against the Japanese Yen, following the preliminary data release on the US economic growth.
The Euro depreciated against the Greenback, following strong preliminary report on Germany's consumer inflation in November.
The US Dollar strengthened against the Japanese Yen on a strong enhancement in the US consumer confidence.
The Sterling weakened against the US Dollar on the Bank of England report showing its stress test results for this year.
The European single currency remained relatively strong agains the Greenback, despite much stronger-than-anticipated the US new home sales figures.
The Euro strenghtened against the Greenback on a survey indicating businesses felt more optimistic about their outlook.
The Canadian Dollar depreciated significantly against the Greenback, as the report showed that the country's retail sales rose less than anticipated in September.
The Sterling was seen slightly stronger against the US Dollar, after the UK GDP growth report came in on Thursday.