Despite higher volatility that was apparent mid-Tuesday, the US Dollar failed to reach the five-month high of 1.2910.
AUD/USD has not made significant positioning changes since last session.
The common European currency was stranded by the 55-hour SMA during the first half of Tuesday.
Due to anticipation of the upcoming decision on the interest rate hike, the exchange rate continued to move horizontally between the 55-hour SMA and the monthly S2 from the top as well as the 50% Fibonacci retracement level and the weekly S1 from the bottom.
Despite release of better than expected US PPI data, bulls could not push the pair through resistance zone located between the 113.67 and 113.74 marks.
Until release of data on the American PPI, the cable was moving below the monthly PP, as expected. But then publication of better than anticipated result led to active appreciation of the buck, which pushed the rate through support zone located between the 1.3338 and 1.3331 marks.
In accordance with expectations, until release of information on the US PPI the currency rate was slowly fluctuating near the 55- and 100-hour SMAs. But since the data was better than analysts' expected the pair broke through the 38.2% Fibonacci retracement level and once again ended up in support zone located between the 1.1730 and 1.1722 marks.
Following the massive surge early on Monday, bears managed to regain some of their positions later in the day.
USD/CAD has shown no significant changes to its overall price level during the past three trading sessions, as it has failed to leave the 1.2822/72 area.
The Australian Dollar remained relatively unchanged against the US Dollar on Monday, as it was fluctuating between the 55– and 100-hour SMAs.
EUR/JPY had been stranded in a narrow 133.81/133.52 range for the second consecutive session.
In line with expectations, the falling 55-hour SMA did allow the bullion to recover against buck. As a result, the rate was forced to find support at the 50% Fibonacci retracement level located at 1,240.30.
During yesterday's trading session the currency exchange rate made two attempts to break to the bottom towards the 50% retracement level located at 113.00.
In result of the previous trading session the cable made a rebound from a combination of the 55-, 100- and 200-hour SMAs as well as the weekly PP at 1.3415 just as expected.
Yesterday's trading session ended exactly as expected. Initially, the Euro was climbing against the Dollar.
The New Zealand Dollar was trading below a massive resistance area formed by the 100– and 200-hour SMAs, the weekly and monthly PPs circa 0.6865.
The Greenback has remained in a relatively stable position against the Canadian Dollar for the second consecutive session.
Apart from a minor leap mid-session, the Aussie showed lack of volatility on Friday.
EUR/JPY has been driven by strong upside risks during the past three sessions.
Previous trading session the exchange rate mostly spent in a horizontal movement between the monthly S2 from the bottom and the upper boundary of a medium-term descending channel from the top.
Most of the previous trading session the currency rate spent moving towards the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement level located at 114.03.
In first half of Friday's trading session the Pound was actively appreciating against the Dollar being fuelled by reports about progress made on Brexit divorce bill.
New trading week the currency exchange rate started in a movement towards combined resistance level formed by the weekly PP and the slipping 100-hour SMA.
The New Zealand Dollar was weakening against the Greenback for two trading session.