In spite of several negative to the US Dollar signs, it still managed to outperform the Canadian currency after testing both the 1.33 and 1.34 levels.
The Australian Dollar negated all Wednesday's losses and even reached the intraday target of 0.7360 yesterday.
The third resistance cluster was unable to hold the EUR/JPY cross from rising further, which resulted in the pair appreciating above the 134.00 major level and meeting resistance only at 134.55, with trade closing on top of the 200-day SMA at 134.10.
The precious metal hovered in positive direction on Thursday, especially pricing in the "hawkish easing" from the ECB, which sent the Dollar strongly lower in the market.
The US Dollar's losses slightly exceeded expectations, as the pair stabilised at 122.59, rather than in front of the weekly PP at 122.74.
The US Dollar experienced a harsh sell-off on Thursday, mainly caused by the ECB's unexpected stimulus decision, as well as a set of weak US fundamentals.
EUR/USD's surge by more than 300 points was hardly predictable yesterday, even though the ECB unveiled more support for economy.
The NZD/USD fell down on Wednesday, edging closer to the second support cluster just under 0.66.
The USD/CAD experienced minor volatility for the third consecutive day yesterday, jumping between the 20-day SMA and the upper Bollinger band.
The European currency climbed higher for the third consecutive day on Wednesday, failing to pierce the immediate resistance cluster.
Upon reaching the immediate resistance, the AUD/USD currency pair was pushed back, losing a total of 14 pips over the day.
On Wednesday, the bullion copied the candlestick of Friday when it slumped by around one percentage point to reach the 1,057 mark.
The US ADP Employment Change data provided the Greenback with a sufficient boost to reclaim the area above the up-trend yesterday.
The fundamental data yesterday was in favour of the US Dollar yesterday, forcing the Cable to touch the 1.49 level.
On Wednesday EUR/USD created a long lower shadow candlestick, meaning the bears failed to preserve their advantage by day-end.
The Kiwi overperformed on Tuesday, as it pierced the target resistance and even tested the third one at 0.6690.
The US Dollar remained relatively unchanged against its Canadian counterpart on Tuesday, due to mixed fundamental data.
The Australian Dollar skyrocketed yesterday, due to a boost received from the RBA leaving the cash rate unchanged.
The Euro extended its recovery on Tuesday, slightly beating expectations and closing trade at 130.62.
XAU/USD's advance was prolonging up to the weekly R1 at 1,074 on Tuesday.
Weak US fundamentals and a stronger Yen pushed the USD/JPY back under 123.00 yesterday.
The US Dollar weakened against the Sterling on Tuesday, amid the US ISM Manufacturing PMI showing signs of contraction.
Yesterday the EUR/USD cross rallied by 67 pips during the trading session, which ended strongly in favour of the bulls.
The New Zealand Dollar succeeded in stabilising above the tough cluster around 0.6550 yesterday and is now aiming for the up-trend.