During Thursday session, the Japanese Yen appreciated 51 pips or 0.47% against the US Dollar.
During Tuesday's morning, the European Common Currency depreciated 50 pips or 0.44% against the US Dollar. Note, that the Euro also depreciated against other major currencies.
During Wednesday's trading session, the British Pound depreciated 46 pips or 0.36% against the US Dollar. Note, that the British Pound also depreciated against other major currencies.
During Tuesday's trading session, the US Dollar depreciated 29 pips or 0.26% against the European Common Currency. Note, that the US Dollar also depreciated against the major currencies.
During Friday's trading session, the British Pound depreciated 0.52% or 46 pips against the European Common Currency. Note, that the Pound also depreciated against other major currencies.
During Tuesday's trading session, the Australian Dollar depreciated 24 pips or 0.34% against the US Dollar.
During Monday's trading session, the Japanese Yen appreciated 54 pips or 0.50% against the US Dollar. Note, that the US Dollar also depreciated significantly against gold.
During Friday's trading session, the British Pound appreciated 189 pips or 1.46% against the US Dollar. The GBP/USD currency pair reached one-month high at the 1.3180 level. Note, that the British Pound also appreciated against the Euro.
During Tuesday's trading session, Google parent's shares plunged significantly by 10482 pips or 8.13%.
During Wednesday's trading session, the Japanese Yen depreciated significantly against the US Dollar by 39 pips or 0.35%.
During Wednesday's trading session, the Australian Dollar depreciated significantly against the US Dollar by 0.68% or 48 pips. Note, that the Aussie depreciated against other major currencies as well.
During Tuesday's trading session, the Japanese Yen appreciated 0.25% or 28 pips against the US Dollar.
During Tuesday's trading session, the New Zealand Dollar significantly depreciated against the Greenback by 1.57% or 104 pips.
During Tuesday's trading session, the Australian Dollar depreciated against the Greenback by 0.41% or 29 pips. Note, that the Aussie also depreciated against other major currencies.
During Monday's trading session, the Canadian Dollar depreciated around 0.61% or 81 pips against the US Dollar.
During Monday's trading session the USD/TRY currency pair was testing important resistance level located at the 5.8000 mark.
During Thursday's trading session, the Japanese Yen significantly depreciated against the European Common Currency by 0.86% or 108 pips. Note, that the Yen also depreciated 0.74% against the US Dollar.
During Wednesday's trading session, from 6:00 until 7:00 GMT, the Norwegian Krone appreciated against the US Dollar by 0.79% or 674 pips.
During Wednesday's trading session, from 1:00 until 2:00 GMT, the New Zealand Dollar depreciated against the Greenback by 1.81% It was a 108 pip move on the currency exchange rate.
During Tuesday's trading session, the Swedish Crown depreciated against the US Dollar by 1601 pips or 1.73% to a two year low at 9.4215.
Since Wednesday's midnight hours, the Australian dollar dropped by 1.70%, which was the most significant daily drop in a year. The reason for the fall was due to the announcement from the Reserve Bank of Australia Governor Philip Lowe during an interview the Governor revealed a possible cash rate cut that might be done in the near future.
During the first week of 2019, the Japanese Yen unexpectedly depreciated against the US Dollar by 459 pips or 4.20%. The currency exchange rate fell to the 104.85 point, making a first USD/JPY low in 2019. No official report or news is explaining the decrease of the Japanese Yen against the US Dollar. Most likely, the US Dollar depreciated massively in
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