The US Dollar remained strong on Thursday, as it appreciated against most major peers that day, with exception against the Japanese Yen.
The rebound of oil prices somewhat strengthened the US Dollar on Wednesday, causing it to outperform most major currencies.
The overall situation barely changed over the day, as the US Dollar weakened against most major peers on Tuesday.
The US Dollar suffered losses against all other major currency on Monday, with the only exception being the USD/JPY, which edged 0.06% higher on risk-appetite, but still unable to surge significantly.
A poor reading of the US Preliminary UoM Consumer Sentiment caused the US Dollar to weaken against most major currencies.
Weaker-than-anticipated US CPI figures failed to push the American Dollar lower yesterday, as the only decline was registered against the Australian Dollar.
The risk-on sentiment helped the US Dollar to post gains across the board on Wednesday.
The American Dollar suffered losses against most major peers on Tuesday, amid a poor reading of the US Import Price Index.
The US currency sustained losses against all major currencies, with exception against the Swiss Franc.
The US Dollar suffered losses against all other major currencies on Friday and over the weekend.
The US Dollar managed to appreciate against most major currencies on Thursday, but still suffered a rather significant decline against the Japanese Yen.
The US Dollar suffered against most major peers on Wednesday, amid a dovish FOMC Meeting Minutes statement.
Although the Buck appreciated against most major peers on Tuesday, a rather serious loss was registered against the Japanese Yen.
The US Dollar advanced against most major peers, with the largest gains registered against the commodity currencies.
Even though the US NFP data surprised to the upside last Friday, the US currency was unable to post gains against all other major currencies.
The Greenback managed to outperform most major peers on Thursday, while sustaining losses only against the Swissie and the Euro.
The US Dollar remained weak after Yellen's dovish statement and, as a result, declined against most major peers on Wednesday.
The US currency weakened against all other major peers, amid the Fed Chair's dovish speech on Tuesday.
The US Dollar suffered losses against most major peers on Monday, mainly due to a poor reading of Personal Spending and Core PCE Price Index.
Due to a better-than-expected US GDP figures on Friday, the US Dollar managed to outperform all other major currencies, retaining its strength even over the weekend.
Despite mixed US fundamental data on Thursday, the Greenback managed to post gains against most major currencies, with exception against the British Pound.
The US Dollar strengthened significantly on Wednesday, boosted by hawkish FOMC member Bullard's statement, as well as strong Oil Inventories figures and New Home Sales.
The American Dollar experienced mixed performance over the day, as it appreciated against some major peers, but declined against the others.
The Greenback's performance was opposite to the Sterling's, as it appreciated against most major currencies on Monday.