The EZ GDP report failed to change the side move in the EUR/USD currency pair on Thursday.
The Japanese Yen edged lower against the Greenback, following the Bank of Japan's monetary policy report.
The Greenback strengthened against the Euro, as the Monday report showed that US consumer spending jumped significantly in September.
The Euro fell against the Sterling on the release showing solid gains in the Euro zone's economic confidence.
The US GDP data contributed to the temporary decline of EUR/USD on Friday.
Disappointing data on the US pending home sales caused little changes in the USD/JPY exchange rate.
The Euro started to fall against the US Dollar, after the ECB made an interest rate announcement on Thursday.
The Canadian Dollar fell strongly against the American counterpart on the Bank of Canada's interest rate decision on Wednesday.
The US Durable Goods Orders report was one of the weakest currency trigger on Wednesday, causing a modest decrease in the EUR/USD exchange rate.
The Sterling strengthened against the US Dollar on the reports indicating the first signs of the UK economic recovery.
The Australian Dollar weakened significantly against the Greenback on the disappointing quarterly CPI report.
The Dollar was dragged slightly against the Japanese Yen after the disappointing PMI reports for the US.
The Euro was left without any bullish support after Markit released several PMI reports for the EZ counties.
The USD/CAD exchange rate was little changed on the Canadian wholesale sales report, failing to spoil Friday gains.
The EUR/USD currency pair revealed a modest reaction on the US economic reports showing some positive changes in the US existing home sales.
Canadian Dollar dropped markedly against the Greenback after data showed slightly weaker-than-anticipated monthly gain in consumer inflation, while the yearly rate moved closer to the Bank of Canada's 2% target.
The British Pound fell sharply against the Greenback on the report showing stronger-than-expected drop in the country's retail sales.
The Australian Dollar jumped markedly against the Greenback, owing to strong job market figures Thursday morning.
The EUR/USD continued gradual increase to get through the 1.1800 level in the wake of the dim US housing market data.
The Sterling was suffering the third straight day of weakness against the US Dollar on mixed job data for Britain yesterday morning.
The Euro kept falling against the Greenback after the row of releases showing mostly strong results for the US.
The GBP/USD exchange rate retreated from the peak to start a downward trend after a decent UK economic data.
The Kiwi rose slightly against the American peer in a wake of the report showing the better-than-expected CPI growth for New Zealand.
The EU trade balance report caused a little reaction in the EUR/USD trading session on Monday.