Despite some attempts to move above the 55-day SMA or below the 1,120 mark, the bullion remained flat on a daily basis and neither bulls nor bears gained control over the market.
The Greenback refused to stay under the 119.00 major level yesterday, adding 28 pips against the Japanese Yen on Monday.
The Cable managed to recover on Monday, erasing Friday's losses and stabilising just above the weekly pivot point.
EUR/USD is attempting to appreciate above the weekly PP/20-day SMA around 1.12, following weak Chinese trade balance data.
The Kiwi erased all weekly gains last week, as it pierced the 0.63 psychological level and settling in front of the lower Bollinger band at 0.6280.
The Greenback appreciated against its Canadian counterpart on Friday, failing to breach the major level of 1.33.
Despite a strong cluster providing substantial support, the Aussie still declined beyond 0.6920, reaching 0.6907.
The European currency declined to on Monday, piercing the July low and reaching a fresh four-month low, as was anticipated.
Gold was swinging between gains and losses on Friday.
The USD/JPY currency pair dropped below 120.00 last Friday, reaching a fresh weekly low.
The Cable suffered more losses on Friday, not only piercing the weekly S1, but also the monthly one, only to find support at 1.5164, namely the lower Bollinger band.
Disappointing US non-farm payrolls resulted in the higher Euro versus the Dollar on Friday.
Even though the Kiwi's volatility to the downside reached as low as 0.6330, the NZD/USD pair still managed to pierce the immediate resistance cluster and settle at 0.6393.
The USD/CAD failed to appreciate, posting a 76-pip loss by day's end.
Although the Australian Dollar declined against its US counterpart yesterday, Wednesday's gains were not erased, as the 0.70 psychological level provided sufficient support.
The EUR/JPY currency pair plunged more than anticipated on Thursday, breaching the immediate support cluster.
The precious metal was trading downwards for a second consecutive day on Thursday as it plummeted below the majority of crucial supports in the 1,131-24 area.
On Thursday, the Greenback sustained minor losses against the Japanese Yen, as anticipated.
The British Pound declined against the US Dollar on Thursday, breaching the major level of 1.53.
EUR/USD was sold-off on Thursday, while posting negative reaction to the ECB's dovish comments.
The New Zealand currency behaved according to the forecast, as the NZD/USD appreciated on Wednesday and negated Tuesday's losses.
On Wednesday, the USD/CAD currency pair gained only ten pips, remaining relatively unchanged.
The Australian Dollar managed to rebound on Wednesday, as the psychological level of 0.70 along with the Bollinger band proved to be too difficult to breach.
Despite rather substantial volatility, the European currency remained relatively unchanged against the Yen yesterday.