The European single currency erased all intraday losses on Friday, while also adding 55 pips against the Japanese Yen that day.
The yellow metal marked a consecutive week of losses, as the bullion fell below the 1,315 level on Monday morning and broke out of the triangle pattern.
On the last day of September the US Dollar managed to remain above the 101.00 major level, posting gains against the Japanese Yen for the fourth consecutive day.
Friday ended with the Cable remaining relatively unchanged, as the post-Brexit down-trend limited the gains.
The common European currency is traded against the US Dollar above the newly formed weekly and monthly pivot points, which are respectively at 1.1224 and 1.1230.
The New Zealand Dollar traded between the weekly and monthly pivot points against the US Dollar by mid-Friday.
The US Dollar traded almost flat against the Canadian Dollar by midday on Thursday, as the currency exchange rate found support in a cluster below and rebounded.
On Thursday the Aussie erased most of this week's losses and is set for another leg down.
The EUR/JPY cross behaved mostly according to expectations, having stabilised between yesterday's first and second resistance areas.
The yellow metal surged on Friday morning, as the commodity found support by the end of Thursday's trading session.
The USD/JPY pair erased most of intraday gains yesterday, but still managed to close trade above the 101.00 major level.
On Thursday the British Pound weakened against the US Dollar, amid a better-than-expected reading of the US GDP.
On early Friday morning the common European currency once more confirmed the channel up pattern's against the US Dollar lower trend line and moved higher.
The US Dollar traded almost flat against the Canadian Dollar by midday on Thursday, as the currency exchange rate found support in a cluster below and rebounded.
The Australian Dollar appreciated against its US counterpart for the third consecutive day yesterday, but with trade closing just in front of the 0.77 mark.
The New Zealand Dollar had fallen below the weekly pivot point at 0.7284 against the US Dollar by mid-day on Thursday.
Yesterday the European currency erased Tuesday's losses completely, but was unable to post any significant gains.
The bullion bounced off the rising wedge pattern's lower trend line and surged on Thursday morning.
Wednesday ended with the US Dollar adding as little as 25 pips against the Japanese Yen, therefore, unable to climb over the immediate resistance.
The Cable surprised with its performance on Wednesday, as it remained completely flat after experiencing some downside pressure.
The common European currency was set to surge against the US Dollar on Thursday morning, as it faced no resistance up to the level of 1.1280, where the first weekly resistance is located at.
The 200-day SMA succeeded in reversing USD/CAD's bullish performance yesterday, causing the pair to stabilise just under 1.32.
On Tuesday the AUD/USD pair's bullish development caused a breach of the three-year down-trend.
Although the Kiwi outperformed its US counterpart on Tuesday, gains were insufficient for the exchange to return above the trend-line.