The Sterling extended its decline on Friday, losing almost half of Wednesday's gain in two days.
Last Friday, EUR/USD traded in a rather wide range of around 130 pips, the highest since February 6.
The NZD/USD pair stayed mainly unchanged for the end of the week, as the pair rebounded from the weekly R1 at 0.751, but was pressured back to the lows.
The USD/CAD appreciated on Friday, rising above the weekly PP at 1.252.
The AUD/USD pair appreciated on Friday, reaching September 2008 low at 0.785.
The eighteen nation currency lost some value on Friday against the Japanese Yen and fell to 133.70, weekly S1.
XAU/USD's bulls attempted to push the bullion above the weekly S1 / 100-day SMA resistance area on Thursday.
USD/JPY has been trading in a tight range.
The Pound has entered a bearish channel after climbing yesterday a bit before and after the midnight.
Despite the fact that the Euro tried to climb above the closest resistance in face of 20-day SMA for a second time in three days, it still failed to do so.
The US Dollar gained some value versus its New Zealand counterpart.
The USD/CAD pair appreciated today, hiking above the weekly PP at 1.252.
The AUD/USD cross performed highly bearish today, respecting the yesterday's move.
The EUR/JPY have not moved significantly today. After meeting a strong resistance line at 136.0, the monthly Pivot point, the cross failed to move anywhere above that level.
On Wednesday, the yellow metal made an attempt to cross the major level at 1,200 for the first time since January 5.
USD/JPY pair is seen fluctuating today after Wednesday's sharp decline.
The Pound is seen extending gains with poor attempts to decline.
On Wednesday, the EUR/USD currency pair posted no significant changes during the trading session.
The NZD/USD declined today amid the weekly gains and traded at the R1 level, 0.751.
The Canadian Dollar weakened versus its US counterpart and the pair rebounded from the weekly PP at 1.237.
The AUD/USD pair bulls lost some previous day gains as the market performed highly bearish today, pushing the price away from the 20– day SMA at 0.781.
The EUR/JPY pair's intraday bias remains neutral currently.
A major resistance for Gold provided by the weekly pivot point, 38.2% Fibo and 55-day SMA managed to send the metal considerably downwards on Tuesday.
Looking at the hourly chart, the pair rebounded at first, improving the situation after yesterday's evening downward movement.