The GBP/USD currency pair kept going upwards in response to Tuesday's report pointing to an advance in the UK manufacturing production.
The USD/CAD exchange rate rose slightly after the report on the Canadian housing market was published.
The GBP/USD currency pair kept going upwards in response to Tuesday's report pointing to an advance in the UK manufacturing production.
The Australian Dollar inched up against the Greenback, as the report showed higher business confidence and the Conditions Index remaining at a strong level.
The Euro fell modestly against the American peer, ignoring impressive gains in Germany's industrial production.
The Euro fell slightly against the US Dollar, as the job market reports showed mixed readings on Friday.
The USD/CAD dropped significantly to continue depreciations after both Canadian and US employment reports came in.
The Canadian Dollar weakened significantly against the US Dollar on account of data showing unexpectedly widened Canadian trade deficit.
The Australian Dollar deprived Wednesday's gains against the Greenback, as the report showed an unexpected fall in Australian retail sales.
The US Dollar strengthened against the Euro in the wake of US data release on Wednesday.
The British Pound strengthened against the Greenback on the grounds of shiny UK service industry data.
The GBP/USD fell from the intraday high after the report on Tuesday indicated contraction in the UK construction sector.
The Australian Dollar fell against the Greenback after the Australian Central Bank announced its interest rate decision.
The Greenback sustained Monday's gains against the Euro, as ISM manufacturing data showed better-than-expected figures.
The GBP/USD kept declining gradually after the weaker-than-anticipated Britain's manufacturing PMI figures.
The Canadian Dollar weakened against the Greenback in the wake of softer monthly economic reports on Friday.
The British Pound fell significantly against the US Dollar on Friday morning, following the couple of the UK economic reports.
The EUR/USD fell slightly in the wake of Thursday's data showing the US economy expanded at a stronger-than-expected pace in the June quarter.
The New Zealand Dollar fell against the Greenback, following the RBNZ monetary policy announcement and interest rate decision, which matched analysts' forecasts.
Upbeat US reports on Durable Goods Orders for August allowed the US Dollar to strengthen its position against the Euro.
The EUR/USD currency pair showed stormy reaction ahead and on the Fed's Chair Janet Yellen address.
The NZD/USD exchange rate dropped markedly on New Zealand's trade balance data late Monday.
EUR/USD attempted to rebound from the 1.1860 mark after a lingering downmove, which was additionally fuelled by the weak Ifo economic report.
The Canadian Dollar weakened significantly against the American counterpart, after the country's economic data missed expectations.