On Friday, the USD/JPY broke out of the triangle pattern completely, as the exchange rate reached the 121.00 cluster.
The Cable behaved according to the forecast on Friday, as the pair stabilised around the 1.5180 cluster, after having touched the lowest point of 1.5130.
EUR/USD tried to depreciate on Friday as bearish target levels were represented by recent lows around 1.11.
The New Zealand Dollar surprised with its performance on Thursday, as it not only negated the previous two-day losses, but also breached the immediate resistance cluster and even tested the second one.
The US Dollar reached a fresh ten-year high against the Canadian Dollar on Thursday, but was then pushed back to the 1.33 major level.
Even though the AUD/USD dropped as low as 0.6940, the pair still managed to post gains by the end of the day.
On Thursday, the European currency appreciated against the Japanese yet and reached the Tuesday's opening price.
On Thursday yellow metal's bulls took overwhelming control over the market as they sent price up to 1,150 by the end of trading, up $23 on a daily basis.
Despite rather strong volatility to the downside yesterday, the USD/JPY still managed to remain within the triangle pattern and edged closer to the 120.00 major level.
Fed Yellen's rather hawkish statement helped the US currency to regain some ground, leaving the Cable relatively unchanged on Thursday, as the pair advanced only three pips.
Bulls were successful in pushing the EUR/USD up to 1.13 on Thursday as they managed to breach both monthly pivot point and 50% Fibonacci retracement of the Jul-Aug uptrend.
Even in spite of Fonterra's forecast, the Kiwi failed to appreciate against the US Dollar on Wednesday.
The Loonie suffered from poor Core Retail sales figures, which allowed the Greenback to climb to a fresh ten-year high.
As expected, the Aussie dropped against its US counterpart for the third consecutive day yesterday, ignoring the immediate support and reaching a fresh one-week low.
The Euro found support in face of the weekly S2 on Thursday, which helped the single currency to retake the 134.00 major level against the Yen.
It seems that 20-day SMA managed to provide the bullion with enough bullish momentum on Wednesday.
Although the US Dollar managed to rebound from the trend-line yesterday, gains were limited by the 20-day SMA, rather than the expected cluster near the 121.00 psychological level.
The GBP/USD currency pair behaved according to the forecast, as it pierced the immediate support, but failed to reach the tough cluster around 1.5180.
EUR/USD started to erase losses that occurred during the previous three trading days.
The New Zealand Dollar declined for the second day in a row, even breaching the immediate support at 0.6296.
The USD/CAD added only 24 pips on Tuesday, reaching a one-week high.
On Tuesday the Aussie behaved in accordance with expectations, dropping to the support cluster at 0.7075.
The European currency remained under pressure due to dovish comments from the ECB officials.
Second bearish attempt to send the price of gold below the 2014 low turned to be much more successful.