By the middle of Thursday's trading session the Greenback remained almost unchanged against the Canadian Dollar below the 1.3750 level.
The Aussie plummeted tremendously by 113 pips, following the Fed's statement yesterday that boosted the Greenback.
On Wednesday, the European common currency overcome the March high and the weekly R1, continuing to appreciate against the Yen in this trading session, as well.
USD/JPY put an end to the strong climb that had been extended towards the upper boundary of the senior channel that has prevailed since mid-December 2016 with a small red candle on Thursday morning.
GBP/USD opened red on the daily chart Thursday morning, setting a downside target at 1.2829 in sight.
As the FOMC published their statement, the yellow metal's price declined and passed two significant support clusters.
Due to the hawkish announcement by the Fed on Wednesday, the common European currency was trading below the 1.09 mark against the US Dollar on Thursday morning.
During the first half of the Wednesday's trading session the New Zealand Dollar surged against the Greenback, as the currency exchange rate approached the 0.70 mark.
As the USD/CAD currency exchange rate has reached the upper trend line of a long term ascending channel pattern, not only does the daily technical analysis is done, but a complete review.
AUD/USD plummeted during the first hours of today's trading session and has not been able to recover since.
EUR/JPY is testing the March high at 122.61 for the second consecutive day.
The yellow metal's price is fluctuating, as forecasted. The metal hit the support cluster below it near the 1,252 level and made a slight rebound.
Despite having appreciated against the Japanese Yen yesterday, the US Dollar still retreated from its intraday high, as it lacked momentum to pierce the second resistance level.
The British Pound surprised with its performance on Tuesday, being that it outperformed the US Dollar and reclaimed the 1.29 level.
On Wednesday morning the common European currency had slightly retreated against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate continued to trade above the 1.09 mark.
During the first half of Tuesday's trading session the New Zealand Dollar had surged and met a notable resistance level against the US Dollar.
The US Dollar continue its surge against the Canadian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate marked the eight consecutive trading session of gains.
The Aussie was guided by strong upside momentum on Monday, closing just below the 20 and 100-day SMAs.
Reinforced by solid fundamentals, EUR/JPY managed to overcome the upper wedge boundary that was regarded as a possible turning point on Tuesday.
The yellow metal continued on its path lower on Tuesday morning, as the metal's price was about to reach a strong support cluster near the 1,250 mark.
Although the immediate resistance was not pierced yesterday, the USD/JPY currency pair still took a large step towards reaching the descending channel's upper boundary.
As was anticipated, the GBP/USD currency pair made a U-turn on Monday, falling back under the 1.29 mark.
During the early hours of Tuesday's trading session the common European currency was scoring gains against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate passed the 1.09 mark.
Friday ended with the Kiwi weakening against the US Dollar for the fifth consecutive day, but no significant losses were registered.