The EUR/JPY cross closed just three pips below the 115.00 major level on Tuesday, unable to maintain trade under the second support area.
The USD/JPY currency pair edged lower on Tuesday, but, as expected, was unable to fall below the 104.00 major level, due to demand around 104.15 being sufficient to limit the losses.
For the second day in a row the GBP/USD currency pair remained almost completely flat, having edged only ten pips lower yesterday
The yellow metal has been stagnant for the past sessions, as the bullion has been bouncing around the 1,320 level.
The Euro was highly volatile to the upside against the Greenback on Tuesday, as the pair had reached above the weekly PP at 1.1005.
The US Dollar continued to appreciate against the Canadian Dollar on Monday, as the currency exchange rate moved to new heights above the 1.32 level by ending the day's trading session at 1.3217.
The Aussie failed to breach the 100-day SMA yesterday, which was the first level forming the immediate resistance cluster.
The New Zealand Dollar was more volatile to the downside against the US Dollar on Monday.
Following two days of relatively flat trade the European single currency declined against the Japanese Yen today.
The US Dollar ended the day with another decline yesterday, falling below the 106.00 mark and completely negating Fridays gains.
Once again the GBP/USD currency pair failed to fall below the 1.31 major level, remaining almost completely unchanged on Monday.
The yellow metal moved lower on Monday, as it was volatile around the 1,315 mark during the day and ended day's trading session at 1,314.29.
The Euro recouped its Friday's losses against the US Dollar on Monday, as the currency exchange rate moved from the newly set low level of 1.0971 to 1.0995 by the end of Monday's trading session.
The Greenback marked its fourth consecutive session of gains against the Canadian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate surged from 1.3088 to 1.3129.
The Aussie experienced another 30-pip decline against the US Dollar on Friday, unable to retake the 0.75 mark.
The New Zealand Dollar paused the seven consecutive session decline against the US Dollar on Friday, as the currency exchange rate slightly surged from 0.6998 to 0.7004 during the session.
After surging for a week and putting the 118.50 level to the test twice the EUR/JPY cross appears to have lost its bullish momentum.
Although the USD/JPY pair managed to inch higher on Friday, it was unable to climb over the immediate resistance area, where supply remains strong even today.
In the wake of poor UK Services PMI figures the Sterling erased all weekly gains, having fallen back to the 1.31 major level against the US Dollar.
The yellow metal fell on Friday, as it started day's trading session at 1,331.42 and ended Friday's session at 1,321.39.
The common European currency reached new post-Brexit lows against the US Dollar on Friday.
The US Dollar is in its fourth session of gains against the Canadian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate struggles with the weekly R1 at 1.3123.
Even though the Australian Dollar managed to outperform the US counterpart yesterday, the 0.75 major level remained unconquered.
The New Zealand Dollar continued to depreciate against the US Dollar on Thursday, as the pair moved from 0.7031 at the start of the day to 0.6997 at the end of the day.