The American Dollar appreciated against the Japanese Yen on Wednesday, beating expectations and easily climbing over the 104.00 level.
By mid-day on Wednesday the Kiwi tried to break through the resistance cluster against the US Dollar.
The US Dollar had retreated to the weekly pivot point at 1.3227 against the Canadian Dollar.
Australian fundamentals caused the Antipodean currency to weaken against the US Dollar yesterday, with the target support area limiting the losses.
The Euro experienced a rather sharp decline on Tuesday, but with the 114.00 major level managing to contain downside volatility and the second support area causing trade to close at 114.44.
The common European currency traded below the 1.1050 level against the Greenback on Wednesday, as it had found resistance in the second weekly support level at 1.1043.
Another hard sell-off of more than 200 pips occurred yesterday, causing the Cable to fall towards the 1.21 major level.
For the second day this week the USD/JPY currency pair remained relatively flat, due to lack of a market mover.
On Wednesday morning the yellow metal had once more found support in the psychological level of 1,250 and rebounded.
The New Zealand Dollar continued to depreciate against the US Dollar on Tuesday, as the currency exchange rate reached new low levels.
By midday on Tuesday the Greenback regained ground lost to the Loonie on Monday.
Due to a US bank holiday on Monday, the AUD/USD currency pair barely experienced any changes, unable to pierce any significant level.
The EUR/JPY currency pair remained relatively unchanged on Monday, having lost only 13 pips that day.
After slightly surging for the past two trading sessions the yellow metal had slightly depreciated on Tuesday morning.
As was anticipated, the immediate resistance cluster around 103.75 managed to prevent the USD/JPY currency pair from edging higher.
Monday ended with the British currency falling against the US Dollar, crossing the 1.24 level.
The common European currency slightly fell against the US Dollar on Tuesday morning, as the currency exchange rate moved lower and touched the channel down pattern's lower trend line at 1.1121.
The New Zealand Dollar suffered losses against the Greenback by mid-Monday, as the currency exchange rate moved lower to trade below the 0.7150 level after opening the day's trading session at 0.7184.
The US Dollar surged by midday on Monday against the Canadian Dollar.
Even poor US NFP data on Friday was insufficient to cause the Aussie to post solid gains against its US counterpart, as a tough resistance area just above the opening price kept the pair from appreciating.
The European single currency underwent the anticipated correction on Friday, falling even below the main target of 115.41.
The yellow metal surged on Monday morning, as the commodity previously found support near the 1,250 level.
The bearish scenario prevailed on Friday, as the USD/JPY currency pair not only dropped under the anticipated 103.50 level, but even returned under the 103.00 mark.
On Friday the Sterling failed to reclaim the 1.25 major level, but also managed to remain above the 1.24 level, despite the initial hard slump.