In course of past 24 hours of trading, the precious metal used to be one of the best performers among the basket of commodities that are covered in our review, even though it fell by 0.21%.
On Tuesday, the single European currency under-performed it's all major counterparts across the board.
As a result of the better-than-expected home sales the Greenback added in value relative to all its major counterparts. The smallest gain was recorded against the British Pound, and it amounted to as much as 0.40%. The largest move was observed against the Aussie - more than 1.20%.
The Sterling more or less retained its momentum after spectacular performance on Friday. The currency appreciated 0.80% against the Aussie and 0.40% against the Kiwi. However, this time the US Dollar managed to beat the Pound by 0.46%.
On March 30, Gold used to be the second worst performer among main commodities.
In the beginning of a new working week, the Euro traded in a mixed environment against different currencies across the board.
On Friday the US Dollar performed well relative to the commodity currencies, appreciating 1.04, 1.01, and 0.40% versus the Aussie, Loonie, and Kiwi, accordingly. However, it retreated between 0.05 and 0.15% against the rest of the major currencies.
Friday's best performer was the Sterling, as the currency gained as much as 1.20% against the Australian and Canadian dollars. The smaller advance was recorded relative to the Swiss Franc, namely 0.10%.
On the last day before the weekend, all commodities that are usually covered in our review have decided to slide deeper into the red zone.
On Friday, the Euro managed to rebound considerably versus two other major currencies on the market.
The US Dollar appreciated against most major peers, with the exception of the Yen and Loonie. The Greenback added the most against the Euro, 0.79%, with smaller gains against some of the other currencies. However, depreciation was detected versus the Japanese and Canadian currencies, 0.25% and 0.30%, respectively.
The precious metal continued gaining value on Thursday, by adding additional 0.78% to its price.
Opposite to the situation seen two days ago, on Thursday the single European currency was a clear under-performer on the foreign exchange.
The British Pound experienced mixed performance over Thursday. The Sterling added 0.58% versus the Euro and 0.13% versus the Swissie. However, losses of 0.50% and 0.46% were registered against the Loonie and the Yen, respectively. The Sterling remained relatively unchanged against the Aussie, edging down 0.01%.
A clear hero of Wednesday used to be oil in terms of daily gains.
Yesterday, the Euro advanced against all of the main currencies that are usually covered in our review.
The British Pound strengthened against most major peers, with the exception of the Yen and Euro. The Sterling added 0.81% versus the Kiwi and 0.62% versus the Aussie, following with smaller gains relative other currencies. Nonetheless, the Pound declined 0.22% against the Euro and remained relatively unchanged versus the Yen (-0.03%).
The US Dollar experienced mixed performance yesterday: losses, as well as gains, were registered against major currencies. The Greenback appreciated 0.63% versus the Kiwi and 0.43% versus the Aussie. Nevertheless, the largest slump of 0.42% was detected against the Euro.
Over the day the British Pound declined against most major currencies. The largest loss of 1.50% was registered versus the Swissie, following with a 0.92% slump versus the Loonie. The Sterling resisted the most against the Euro, having declined 0.50%.
The US Dollar experienced mixed performance yesterday. The Buck appreciated 0.70% versus the Sterling, whereas the largest decline was registered against the Swiss Franc, 0.83%. The Greenback remained relatively unchanged versus the Aussie, Kiwi, and Japanese Yen.
Tuesday showed a mixed situation on the commodity market; however, the trend used to have a slight bullish bias.
On Tuesday, the single European currency has mostly decreased in value against the majority of other currencies.
Yesterday the Sterling declined against most major currencies. The Pound slumped the most versus the Aussie, where a 1.34% loss was detected. Further plunges were registered against the Euro and the Kiwi, dipping 1.09% and 1.11%, respectively. However, the British currency remained relatively unchanged versus the Greenback.
For another day the US Dollar declined against most major peers. The largest loss was registered against the Aussie, 1.35%, following with a 1.15% decline versus the Euro and a 1.12% drop versus the Kiwi. The Greenback remained unchanged against the Sterling.