Even though the Aussie managed to reach the resistance cluster around 0.7425, it lacked the strength to maintain trade above 0.74.
Gold ended trading flat on Tuesday, despite some attempts to rebound above the weekly pivot point at 1,092.
The US Dollar slightly overperformed, as it appreciated 34 pips against the Japanese Yen, rather than expected 25.
The Cable was unable to retake the 1.56 major level on Tuesday, as it slumped under the trend-line, amid US official supporting Sept. rate hike.
EUR/USD was down around 60 pips on Tuesday, thus registering its steepest drop since July 29.
The Kiwi behaved according to the forecast, as it declined for the fifth day in a row.
The Greenback edged higher for the fifth consecutive time on Monday; however, was unable to reach the 1.32 psychological area.
The weekly pivot point played its part yesterday and prevented the AUD/USD currency pair from advancing.
The European currency declined surprisingly on Monday, amid poor Spanish Manufacturing PMI.
Even though gold still seems to be locked in the vicinity of 1,100 by showing no abrupt movements, yesterday it succeeded in pushing the daily candle to a new five-year low closing price of 1,084.
The USD/JPY remained relatively unchanged on Monday, as the pair only suffered a nine-pip loss.
The Sterling failed to remain flat against the US currency, as it tested the strong support around 1.5570.
EUR/USD traded in a soft downtrend on Monday, while overall this currency pair remained hovering below the 1.10 mark.
After fluctuating around the 0.66 major level, the NZD/USD still ended last week with a shift to the downside.
The US Dollar appreciated for the third consecutive day on Friday, successfully breaching the 2009 high.
Last Friday, the Aussie's volatility established not only a fresh weekly low, but also a new weekly high.
Although the EUR/JPY cross experienced substantial volatility to the upside, the pair barely managed to close above the 136.00 major level.
Gold finished the second consecutive trading week without any noticeable price changes.
Although the USD/JPY reached the expected daily low on Friday, the pair still stabilised at 123.85.
The Cable experienced substantial volatility last Friday, which was limited by the support trend-line and the upper Bollinger band.
EUR/USD ended the previous trading week slightly below the 1.10 mark, as it managed to recover only losses of Thursday's session.
The Kiwi experienced substantial volatility to the downside on Thursday, but managed to close trade near the monthly S1.
After reaching the weekly high yesterday, the USD/CAD currency pair dropped slightly down.
After reaching the lower Bollinger band at 0.7253, the AUD/USD currency pair bounced back and went all the way up to 0.73.