The weekly PP caused the US Dollar to fall back down, reaching the lower Bollinger band.
Sterling suffered serious losses Tuesday amid worse-than-expected fundamental data.
EUR/USD tested the nearest demand area around 1.0950 yesterday.
For the second time in a row there were no surprises in the EUR/JPY pair's behaviour.
Although the Aussie attempted to edge higher yesterday, the April low pushed the AUD/USD back down.
On Monday, the New Zealand Dollar slightly declined against the US currency.
The US Dollar's behaviour was just as foretold, as the it appreciated versus the Canadian currency.
XAU/USD was provided with bullish impetus in the early morning trading on Monday; however, gains were somewhat erased later during the day and gold slipped back below the 1,171 mark (weekly PP).
On Monday, the USD/JPY almost reached the 123.00 psychological level, but due to lack of the bullish momentum was pulled back.
Although the Sterling appreciated against the US Dollar yesterday, gains were limited by the monthly PP around 1.56.
EUR/USD's outlook tends to remain moderately bearish at the moment, despite attempts of the pair's to rebound yesterday.
At the end of last week, the Kiwi breached through the weekly S2 and continued to decline.
The American Dollar behaved in accordance with the forecast, as it appreciated against its Canadian counterpart.
There were no surprises in the Aussie's behaviour on Friday, as the AUD/USD pair suffered serious losses.
On Friday, the EUR/JPY cross behaved exactly according to the forecast.
The bullion gained value for the first time in four days last Friday, and the trading opened even higher around 1,174 Monday, pricing in the result of the Greek referendum.
The US Dollar failed to withstand the pressure against the Yen, as pierced the 123.00 major level on Friday.
Despite better-than-expected UK fundamental data, the Cable still sustained losses at the end of last week.
EUR/USD has been considerably sold off in the morning on Monday after a quiet trading session last Friday, as market participants are pricing in results of the Greek referendum.
As expected, the New Zealand Dollar remained relatively unchanged against the Greenback, adding only nine pips.
After a sharp rally on Wednesday, a correction took place, as the USD/CAD retreated to the weekly R2 yesterday.
After some volatility to the downside, the AUD/USD remained flat on Thursday.
The European currency managed to appreciate against the Yen yesterday, but the 200-day SMA limited the gains and pushed the pair back to 136.42.
This week's behaviour of XAU/USD cross is very similar to the one it showed last week.