The Greenback appreciated against most major peers on Thursday, but also sustained losses against the others, amid a poor reading of the Philly Fed Manufacturing Index.
Even though the FOMC Meeting Minutes boosted the US Dollar on Wednesday, it still struggled to post substantial gains against most major peers.
The second day of the given week was also not positive for the American Dollar, as it suffered rather sharp losses against some major peers, while gains against the others were only mild.
The Greenback began the week with rather poor performance, as losses were detected against the majority of other peers, with exception against the Yen and the Swiss Franc, against which the Buck lost 0.37% and 0.22%, respectively.
A positive reading of the US Retail Sales and the PPI data caused the American Dollar to outperform most of other major currencies on Friday and over the weekend.
The Greenback's performance was similar to the Pound's, as the Buck remained relatively unchanged against most major peers, with volatility registered only against the Aussie, the Yen and the Euro.
The US Dollar's performance on Thursday was rather poor, as the Buck declined against most major peers that day.
The Buck experienced mixed performance on Tuesday, having appreciated against some major peers, but also declined against the others.
The US Dollar managed to post gains across the board, with only one exception registered against the Swiss Franc.
The Greenback outperformed most major currencies on Friday and over the weekend, despite a poor reading of the NFP data.
The US Dollar managed to outperform most major currencies on Thursday, but struggled against the commodity currencies.
The Greenback managed to post gains across the board, despite the ADP Non-Farm Employment Change data disappointing dramatically.
The American Dollar managed to recover and post gains across the board, after having suffered losses against most major peers on Monday.
The US Dollar sustained losses against all other major currencies, due to a poor reading of the US Manufacturing PMI data yesterday.
The US Dollar's performance on Friday and over the weekend was almost identical to the British Pound's, with the exception of the Cable edging 0.03% higher.
Although the US Annualized GDP data disappointed yesterday, the Greenback was able to limit the losses against major peers.
The US Dollar experienced mixed performance, but with gains or losses being rather mild.
The US Dollar declined against most major currencies on Tuesday, as the Durable and Core Durable Goods Orders data turned out to be worse than anticipated.
The Greenback weakened against most major peers on Monday, as a result of a poor reading of the US New Home Sales.
The Greenback mostly retained its strength on Friday and on the weekend, as it appreciated against most major currencies.
The US Dollar remained strong on Thursday, as it appreciated against most major peers that day, with exception against the Japanese Yen.
The rebound of oil prices somewhat strengthened the US Dollar on Wednesday, causing it to outperform most major currencies.
The overall situation barely changed over the day, as the US Dollar weakened against most major peers on Tuesday.
The US Dollar suffered losses against all other major currency on Monday, with the only exception being the USD/JPY, which edged 0.06% higher on risk-appetite, but still unable to surge significantly.