The British Pound fell on Monday, although not as far as anticipated.
For a second consecutive day, EUR/USD gained more than 100 pips.
The Kiwi covered 156 pips on Friday, breaching all potential obstacles on its path. Importantly, NZD/USD breached the resistance trend-line before ending the trading day at 0.7656.
USD/CAD fell deeper than on Wednesday. Nevertheless, the monthly PP remained a strong support level. By the end of the trading session the pair settled at 1.2549.
On Friday, the US Dollar weakened versus its Australian counterpart, and the AUD/USD pair surged 124 pips.
The single European currency advanced and ended Friday's trading session right on the monthly S2 at 129.84.
Gold rebounded for a third consecutive day on Friday and crossed a number of important resistances on its way to the north.
US Dollar's behaviour surprised last Friday, as the Buck plunged versus the Yen.
Despite all the expectations, the Sterling managed to bounce back against the Greenback on Friday, amid potentially slower US interest rate increases than previously anticipated.
EUR/USD decided to jump considerably again on Friday, by gaining just below 200 pips during the trading session.
On Thursday, NZD/USD edged down lower than anticipated. The forecast suggested a decline to 0.7450, or in the worst case to 0.7323, whereas the Kiwi breached the nearest support cluster and settled at 0.7410.
There were no surpises in the pair's performance on Thursday. The exchange rate negated some of the Wednesday's losses and ended the trading session at 1.2716.
The pair fell under the downward pressure after a strong rally. The dip turned out to be substantial, as the closest support level lacked the strength to prevent the decline.
A correction took play on Thursday, and the cross covered almost the same number of pips as on Wednesday, but in the opposite direction.
XAU/USD cross made the second attempt in two days to breach one of the strongest resistance levels that are located close to current trading levels.
The US Dollar overperformed the Yen yesterday, as initial resistance failed to stop the currency from advancing.
As expected, the Sterling bounced back on Thursday and almost completely erased Wednesday's gains.
A sharp decrease in the value of the Euro on Thursday followed a surge that took place a day before, following the Federal Reserve meeting.
The US Dollar tumbled against its New Zealand counterpart after the FOMC's statement. The Kiwi edged up, but was unable to pierce the resistance trend-line.
Federal Reserve's meeting weighed on the Greenback on Wednesday, forcing USD/CAD to move south. The currency pair lost 220 pips, and the trading session ended at 1.2565.
The US Dollar longs were abandoned yesterday, amid the Fed's dovish statement. The pair attempted to breach the resistance trendline at 0.7834, but failed.
On Wednesday, the Euro advanced versus the Yen. The Euro tested the monthly S1 before settling just under the weekly R1 around 130.45.
Following more dovish than expected statement from the US Federal Reserve, Gold increased in price noticeably on Wednesday.
Yesterday, the US Dollar suffered a large loss, not seen for at least a month.