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.
The US Dollar is declining against the Canadian Dollar, as forecasted before.
Once again the Euro weakened against the Japanese Yen yesterday, being driven mostly by the risk-off sentiment.
The Australian Dollar managed to rebound on Wednesday, finding support at the newly-formed ascending channel's lower boundary.
The yellow metal traded rather flat during the early hours of Thursday's trading session.
The US Dollar once again slid versus the Japanese currency, continuing to gravitate towards the 112.00 major level.
The common European currency was in a retreat against the Greenback on Thursday, as the currency exchange rate traded above the 1.0650 mark.
Yesterday the GBP/USD currency pair successfully climbed over the immediate resistance, namely the weekly PP, but just barely.
The New Zealand Dollar stayed calm against the US Dollar during the first half of Wednesday's trading session.
The US Dollar retreated during the first half of Wednesday's trading session against the Canadian Dollar.
The American Dollar was able to outperform the Aussie on Tuesday, causing the pair to close with a 32-pip loss.
Even though the European single currency remained almost completely unchanged against the Japanese Yen yesterday, risk-aversion still remains.
On Wednesday morning the yellow metal fluctuated below the weekly R1, which is located at 1,233.81.
A technical correction has been registered yesterday, causing the USD/JPY to almost completely erase Monday's losses.
The common European currency's fall against the US Dollar was paused in the first hours of Wednesday's trading session, as the currency exchange rate made more attempts to pass the support cluster located below it.
The British currency surprised with its performance on Tuesday, having fully recovered from its intraday low of 1.2350 and closed above the 1.25 mark.
During the first half of Tuesday's trading session the New Zealand Dollar attempted to move higher against the US Dollar and pass the weekly R1, which is located at 0.7370.
As the title suggests, by the middle of Tuesday's trading session the US Dollar had surged against the Canadian Dollar by one percent, as the currency exchange rate had touched the 1.3213 level.
The commodity currency slightly weakened against the US Dollar yesterday, as it appears to have reached its peak at the end of the previous week during its two-month rally.
The EUR/JPY cross began the weak on a rather negative note, having lost more than 120 pips on Monday.
On Tuesday morning the yellow metal's price declined, and the decline in the price can be explained by using not only technical but also fundamental analysis.
The Japanese Yen managed to outperform the American Dollar on Monday, ultimately adding 76 pips during the day, with the immediate demand area limiting the losses.
The GBP/USD currency pair weakened for the third consecutive time on Monday, but managed to remain above the immediate support cluster.
During the early hours of Tuesday's trading session the common European currency fell below the 1.07 mark against the US Dollar, and there were no signs of the fall stopping.