The Greenback almost completely managed to erase its previous losses on Friday, successfully climbing over the 117.00 yen mark.
Brexit issues continued to weigh on the British currency on Friday, with even weak US fundamental data being insufficient to help the Cable erase its intraday losses.
The common European currency traded almost flat on Monday morning against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate fluctuated below the 1.0550 mark.
The New Zealand Dollar depreciated against the US Dollar by the middle of Friday's trading session.
Thursday ended with the Australian Dollar somewhat breaching the resistance line of the two-month descending channel pattern.
The US Dollar recouped its losses against the Canadian Dollar by the middle of Friday's trading session.
The European single currency behaved in accordance with expectations yesterday, as it breached the immediate demand area and made its way to the second one, where support was found.
The yellow metal traded below the second weekly resistance, which is located at 1,179.94, on Friday morning.
The USD/JPY currency pair lost almost 200 pips on Tuesday, amid weak US fundamental data and the return of risk-aversion mood.
Poor US fundamental data and persistent weakness caused by the FOMC Minutes continued to weigh pressure on the American Dollar, allowing the British Pound to take the upper hand yesterday.
On Friday morning the common European currency was in a retreat against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate encountered the resistance of the upper trend line of a medium term ascending channel pattern.
The New Zealand Dollar had scored minor gains against the US Dollar by the middle of Thursday's trading session.
The US Dollar remained near the opening price against the Canadian Dollar by the middle of Thursday's trading session.
On Wednesday the Aussie climbed higher against the US counterpart, completely ignoring the immediate resistance level
The EUR/JPY currency pair managed to find support on Wednesday, successfully erasing all of Tuesday's losses.
Even though the USD/JPY currency pair weakened on Wednesday, it still remained within its weekly trading range, namely between 117.00 and 117.90.
The yellow metal surged at the start of Thursday's trading session, as the commodity price almost reached the 1,180 mark.
The British Pound managed to outperform the American Dollar on Wednesday, not only climbing over the 1.23 mark, but also piercing the second resistance level.
EUR/USD topped expectations and is now attempting to conclusively break the upper boundary of the ascending channel pattern on the hourly chart.
The New Zealand Dollar experienced rather strong volatility on Tuesday, but was unable to climb over the immediate resistance, which resulted in the NZD/USD pair stabilising with a small decline.
Same as the Aussie, the Canadian Dollar also benefited from risk-appetite today, gaining more value against the Greenback after another day of relatively flat trade.
The Aussie's behaviour fell in line with expectations on Tuesday, as it outperformed its US counterpart and stabilised above the immediate resistance level.
For the second day yesterday the European single currency failed to outperform the Yen, as demand, represented by the weekly pivot point, was insufficient to cause a rebound.
Gold opened green on Tuesday, eyeing the weekly R1 at 1,165.12 with some more risk at 1,168.25, the upper trend-line of the ascending channel.