Among major currency pairs of the Euro, only the ones with the Australian and New Zealand dollars managed to gain value on April 13, increasing by 0.87% and 0.67%, respectively.
On Friday of the previous week, the Euro has been completely unchanged against another major currency, compared with Thursday.
Ignoring a zero change of the Euro against the Swiss Franc, the common currency continued falling versus the vast majority of its counterparts.
The single currency has only achieved a slight positive change against the Canadian Dollar during trading on Wednesday, which still amounted to just 0.01% on a daily basis.
Yesterday, the shared European currency slumped against all of the other major currencies.
The single European currency traded in a mixed environment during the first day of this week, remaining broadly unchanged on aggregate amid a continuation of Easter holidays.
Influenced by US labour market numbers released last Friday, the American currency used to be a clear loser of the day.
The shared currency increased in value all across the board on April 2.
Yesterday, the EUR/USD currency pair rebounded versus four major currencies on the foreign exchange.
On Tuesday, the single European currency under-performed it's all major counterparts across the board.
In the beginning of a new working week, the Euro traded in a mixed environment against different currencies across the board.
On Friday, the Euro managed to rebound considerably versus two other major currencies on the market.
Opposite to the situation seen two days ago, on Thursday the single European currency was a clear under-performer on the foreign exchange.
Yesterday, the Euro advanced against all of the main currencies that are usually covered in our review.
On Tuesday, the single European currency has mostly decreased in value against the majority of other currencies.
EUR/GBP and EUR/USD currency pairs were the major gainers among different Euro crosses on Monday as they both jumped around 1.2% on a daily basis.
The common currency stayed volatile during all days after the Fed's meeting last Wednesday.
Following three days of up-trend for the Euro, the single European currency lost ground on Thursday and declined against all of other major currencies.
On Wednesday, the Euro jumped against all but one major currency on the foreign exchange, thus registering a general positive development for a third consecutive day.
For a second day in a row, the single currency succeeded in gaining value versus all its main counterparts.
In the beginning of this week, the single European currency rebounded against the majority its peers on the foreign exchange.
Last Friday, the Euro declined again versus the majority of other currencies, while the strongest decrease of 1.31% was registered by the most traded EUR/USD currency pair.
On Thursday, the Euro managed to recover some losses it accumulated during a couple of days before.
For a second consecutive day the Euro used to be the major under-performer among main currencies as it dropped against each of them.