As was anticipated, improvements in the US fundamentals on Friday caused the USD/JPY to overperform and breach the 119.20 resistance.
The British currency was unable to pierce the resistance cluster at 1.5485, ultimately suffering a 34-pip decline.
Bears continued to dominate the EUR/USD currency pair on Friday.
The New Zealand climbed higher against its US counterpart, prolonging its bullish trend.
As anticipated, the 1.29 level failed to hold the losses on Thursday, causing the USD/CAD to plunge to the second support cluster.
Mixed US fundamentals limited the Aussie's gains yesterday, causing the pair to retreat from erasing Tuesday's losses.
The European currency decline to the 134.80 point on Thursday, due to ECB's Governing Council member's remarks.
It is a critical moment for gold, as the precious metal is fighting to stay above the 200-day SMA in order to confirm a strong bullish signal and establish a new support area near 1,176.
The ten-month support at 118.50 was tested yesterday, forcing the USD/JPY to recover from harsh downside volatility.
The Cable experienced minor volatility on Thursday, ultimately suffering a slight decline on mixed US economic data.
EUR/USD came under heavy fire once it approached the 1.15 level.
The single currency appreciated against the Japanese Yen, erasing Tuesday's loss.
After Tuesday's losses the NZD/USD currency pair doubled back, taking advantage of the weak US fundamental data.
The Canadian Dollar took the upper hand, causing its American counterpart to drop to the support cluster around 1.29 yesterday.
The Aussie behaved in accordance with expectations, rebounding after Tuesday's decline and stabilising at the 0.73 major level.
We received a strong bullish signal yesterday, as gold effortlessly pierced through a dense resistance area, which was initially though to be able to hold the bulls at bay.
Although the Buck broke out of its four-week consolidation range, the wider trading range remains intact.
In spite of worse-than-expected UK fundamentals, the Cable managed to surge on poor US economic data on Wednesday.
The fundamentals overrode technicals yesterday, and weak US data threw EUR/USD over several important resistances, paving the way for an extension of this rally.
The Kiwi suffered losses against its US counterpart on Tuesday, amid the RBNZ governor's dovish statement.
After piercing the monthly S1, the USD/CAD retreated and stabilised only at 1.3038. on Tuesday.
The Australian Dollar made a U-turn yesterday, dropping as low as the weekly PP and monthly R1 support cluster on weak Chinese data.
The EUR/JPY currency pair dropped to the target level of 136.00, but closed trade slightly higher, remaining relatively unchanged over the day.
The price of gold managed to exceed its August maximum early this morning, but further appreciation of the yellow metal seems doubtful.