The US Dollar was in its fifth consecutive session of losses against the Canadian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate continued its way lower to a milestone level.
The AUD/USD currency pair behaved in accordance with expectations on Monday, having declined and reconfirmed the ascending channel's support line.
The Euro surprised with its performance on Monday, having retreated from its intraday high against the Yen and ended the day in the red zone.
The yellow metal was in a rebound on Tuesday morning, as it had found support during the late hours of Monday's trading session near the 1,220 level.
Despite all odds, the USD/JPY currency pair inched higher on Monday, breaching our bearish trend-line.
The GBP/USD currency pair resumed trade in its consolidation trend on Monday, climbing back above the 1.25 handle.
As it was forecasted before, the common European currency found support against the US Dollar in the 55-day simple moving average, which on Tuesday was at 1.0604 level.
By the middle of Monday's trading session the US Dollar remained unchanged against the Loonie, as the currency exchange rate remained just below the weekly pivot point, which is located at 1.3102 level.
As was anticipated, the Aussie easily appreciated against the US counterpart on Friday, thus, successfully confirming the ascending channel's lower boundary again.
Friday ended with the EUR/JPY cross experiencing a small decline of 22 pips, an insignificant setback in the pair's recently-begun recovery trend.
During the first half of Monday's trading session the New Zealand Dollar passed the support level at 0.7184, where the monthly PP is located at.
The yellow metal began the week near the 1,230 level, where it traded rather flat during the early hours of Monday's trading session.
Friday ended with the USD/JPY currency pair putting the bearish trend-line to another test, but ultimately leaving it intact.
The Cable's losses were limited on Friday, but with the pair continuing to gravitate towards the 1.25 major level.
During the early hours of Friday's trading session the common European currency began the day and traded against the US Dollar between the levels of significance, which together have provided the pair with support for the past three consecutive trading sessions.
As it was expected, the Kiwi has fallen to the support cluster near the 0.7190 mark against the US Dollar.
During the first half of Friday's trading session the USD/CAD currency exchange rate had no moved far from the opening price, as the pair fluctuated at the 1.3140 level.
Even though the AUD/USD currency pair failed to post more gains yesterday, it still managed to remain within the borders of the ascending channel pattern.
Thursday was a rather positive day for the European currency, as it managed to erase the larger part of this week's losses against the Yen yesterday.
No matter how strong the technical perspective of a Gold surge can be, changes in the fundamental situation of the US Dollar are capable of destroying any kind of forecast, by changing the whole base of the markets.
The US President Trump's promise to reveal a tax plan in the upcoming weeks caused the Greenback to soar, reaching a one-week high against the Japanese Yen.
The GBP/USD pair erased its intraday gains on Thursday and slid back under the 1.25 threshold, due to US President Trump's comments boosting the US Dollar.
During the early hours of Friday's trading session the common European currency began the day and traded against the US Dollar between the levels of significance, which together have provided the pair with support for the past three consecutive trading sessions.
The Kiwi continued its falls against the US Dollar during Thursday's trading session, and the fall of the currency exchange rate was still far from over.