USD/JPY keeps trading between 119 and 117 for a seventh day in a row, even though the informational background is far from quiet.
Not only did GBP/USD break the weekly PP, it also jumped over a cluster of resistances at 1.5168/45 (weekly R1, monthly S3 and 20-day SMA).
A strong correction of the Euro to the upside continued back on Tuesday.
The NZD/USD pair eventually closed in red on Monday after trying to appreciate.
The USD/CAD cut previous gains as the pair almost slid to the 22 January daily low.
A lot of the USD pairs was seen depreciating today and this particular pair is not an exception.
The JPY advanced versus the EUR on Tuesday, since the pair hiked above the weekly PP at 133.53.
On the first day of this week the precious metal lost around $15 per ounce and crossed a number of major demand areas during trading.
USD/JPY managed to offset all the Friday's losses and gained a foothold above 118 once again.
Though we expected more weakness for the Sterling, the currency rebounded from 1.50 because of the new speculations regarding the rate hike in the UK.
EUR/USD rebounded during trading on Monday of this week, while the pair returned back above 1.12 level.
The NZD/USD pair went higher during the earliest Monday sessions, but lost the bullish momentum after failing to surpass the monthly S2 level at 0.747 and depreciated towards the 2011 March low.
The USD/CAD was little changed amid a low volatility in the market.
The AUD/USD opened this week with a gap by sliding lower, to 0.786 from 0.790 previously.
The EUR/JPY jumped from the Bollinger band at 130.683 up to the weekly PP at 133.53, respectively gaining about 240 pips.
On Friday, XAU/USD cross made an attempt to cross one of the major and closest demand areas at $1,291 and commence a downtrend movement.
The resistance at 119 proved to be impenetrable last week, forcing USD/JPY to fluctuate between the monthly PP and 23.6% Fibo most of the time.
Considering the absence of any significant supports nearby, the bearish tendency is expected to persist.
Friday was marked by a second day of considerable losses of the Euro versus US Dollar, as the pair fell even below the 1.1150 mark, thus furthermore reflecting the ECB's decision to start QE in the single currency area.
The NZD/USD pair slid majorly during this week as the NZD lost about 360 pips .
The AUD/USD pair dived to new lows on Friday, as the Dollar pressures its counterpart for the fifth consecutive day.
The USD/CAD met the April 2009 high at 1.246 before declining back.
The EUR/JPY is seen declining for the third consecutive day.
XAU/USD cross was rather volatile during the trading session back on Thursday, as market reacted to stimulus announcements of the European Central Bank.