The Japanese Yen strengthened almost unnotably against its American counterpart, following the release of Japan's producer price index figures. The USD/JPY currency pair stepped lower one base point, or 0.01%, reaching the 106.2920 level, to continue fluctuating and going back up.
The Japanese Yen weakened against its American counterpart, following the release of Japan's preliminary machine tool orders report. The USD/JPY currency pair gained eight base points, or 0.08%, reaching the 106.7190 level, to continue fluctuating in the 106.5000 area.
The Greenback fluctuated based on the releases of the controversial reports from Bureau of Labour Statistics on Friday. The EUR/USD currency pair rose by 16 pips in the first 5 minutes, however the trend reversed right after, causing the pair to tumble almost twice as much.
The Sterling depreciated against the US Dollar, following the release of factory output data on Friday. The GBP/USD exchange rate lost seven pips, or 0.05%, reaching the 1.3805 level.
The Loonie strengthened against the Greenback, following the release of the canadian building permits report. The USD/CAD currency pair lost nine base points, or 0.07%, reaching the 1,2909 level, to continue fluctuating in the 1.2915 area.
The Australian Dollar strengthened against its American counterpart, following the release of the Australian trade balance report. The AUD/USD currency pair gained 12 base points, or 0.15%, reaching the intraday's high of 0.7838. But soon after, the pair was seen coming back to the 0.7826 area.
The Greenback rose against its European counterpart following the release of the ADP report on non-farm payrolls for February. The EUR/USD pair lost 12 base points, or 0.10%, reaching the 1.2405 level, to be seen returning back to the 1.2415 area later on.
The Aussie weakened against the Greenback after the release of January Australian retail sales data. The report caused a 0.10%, or 8 pips, drop in the pair, making it fall to the 0.7772 level and then continue fluctuating in the 0.7785 area.
The EUR/USD currency pair was not strongly exposed to the influence of fundamentals on Monday. The Greenback strengthened against the European single currency eight base points, or 0.07%, reaching the 1.2315 level, to continue fluctuating and making the pair go back up and reach new intraday's highs.
The Sterling rallied against the US Dollar in the wake ofthe report by Markit on the UK services industry. The GBP/USD exchange rate gained 27 base points or 0.19% to the 1.3816 mark to continue fluctuating in the 1.3810 area.
The Canadian Dollar strengthened against the Greenback, however after the release, the GDP data matched its expectations on Friday. The USD/CAD currency pair lost 15 base points, or 0.11%, to the 1.2866 level, but to continue fluctuating and retracing back to 1.2881 area.
The British Pound was slightly higher against the US Dollar, following the release showing stronger activity in the country's construction sector. The GBP/USD added five base points, or 0.04%, up to the 1.3787 level to keep fluctuating in the 1.3785 area.
The ISM Manufacturing PMI release presented a stronger-than-anticipated data, causing a further Dollar strengthening and a subsequent downmove in the EUR/USD exchange rate. The pair declined 10 base points, or 0.08%, reaching the 1.2163 level.
The Sterling rose against the US Dollar ahead the report on the UK manufacturing sector activity. Stronger-than-anticipated data for February drove the GBP/USD pair's exchange rate up by six base points, or 0.05%, to reach the 1.3759 level right after the release.
The Greenback strengthened against its European counterpart following the release of the US crude oil inventories report for the week ended 23 February. The EUR/USD exchange rate fell just seven base points, or 0.05%, to the 1.2190 level and continued to fluctuate in the 1.2200 area.
The Euro was little changed against the Greenback, following the release of the preliminary US Q4 economic growth. The EUR/USD exchange rate fell just five base points, or 0.04%, to the 1.2212 level and continued to fluctuate in the 1.2214 area.
The EUR/USD currency pair declined on the back of a stronger-than-anticipated CB consumer confidence report released on Tuesday. The Euro plummeted against the Greenback by 13 base points, or 0.11%, to the 1.2260 level.
Durable goods orders report was one of the weakest currency triggers on Tuesday; in fact, it could not compete with the Fed Chair Powell testimony, making the overall sentiment hovering in limbo. The Euro fell against the Greenback by 12 base points, or 0.10%, however, bears stepped in half an hour earlier, pushing the price down to 1.2287 level.
The European single currency slightly increased against the Greenback, following the final consumer price index report released last Friday. The EUR/USD currency pair appreciated nine base points, or 0.08%, to hit the 1.2317 mark.
The Canadian Dollar soared significantly against its American counterpart after the data showed a stronger-than-anticipated monthly gain in Canada's consumer price inflation. The USD/CAD currency pair plunged 47 base points, or 0.37%, to touch the intraday low of 1.2655, but right after that it reversed and continued to go back up to the 1.2700 area.
The Kiwi strengthened against the US Dollar on New Zealand's retail sales data on Thursday. The NZD/USD currency pair initially rose 0.17%, or 12 base points, to 0.7343, but soon after that it came down to the 0.7320 area.
Following the release of the Canadian core retail sales data, the Loonie showed a moderate post-reaction against the Greenback. USD/CAD jumped 40 base points, or 0.32%, reaching the intraday high of 1.2742.
The Sterling was seen weaker against the US Dollar after the UK GDP growth report came in on Thursday. The GBP/USD currency pair lost 13 base points, or 0.09%, to 1.3878 to continue fluctuating whileafter.
The Greenback weakened versus the Euro following the release of US existing home sales report. The EUR/USD pair increased 11 base points, or 0.09%, to hit the 1.2334 level, reflecting the decline in the resales of American homes.