The Euro lost against the US Dollar 14 base points, following the Wednesday's report showing the second estimate for the US economic growth.
Recent reports on Australian building approvals and completed construction projects caused a 10-base point gain in AUD/USD.
The EUR/USD exchange rate revealed a mixed reaction on Tuesday's release showing higher-than-expected consumer confidence in August.
Tuesday reports on the Canadian producer prices managed to sustain an upmove in the USD/CAD currency pair.
The European Central Bank published its monthly report showing the total change in M3 Money Supply as well as in private loans, which caused a modest fall in the EUR/USD exchange rate.
The Friday report showed that German business sentiment eased slightly in August after reaching three highest levels in a row, resulting in a modest increase in the EUR/JPY currency pair.
The Commerce Department showed that the US Durable Goods fell 6.8% in July amid weaker demand for commercial jets, while its Core measure marked a better-than-expected gain of 0.5% in the same period.
Home resales in the US disappointed market expectations, falling to the lowest level of 2017.
The combination of the UK economic reports contributed to the initial fall of the GBP/USD, though losses were offset immediately.
The report showing an unexpected drop in the US new home sales in July boosted an initial fall in the USD/JPY.
The EUR/USD currency pair started a robust increase after the August PMI reports for Germany and the Euro zone came in.
Tuesday's reports on Canadian retail sales and core retail sales were in overall strong enough to result in a 34 base points fall of the USD/CAD exchange rate.
The Euro continued depreciation against the US Dollar, as the ZEW report showed notable weakening in the German investors' confidence.
The weaker-than-expected report on Canadian wholesale sales was followed by a modest reaction in the market.
The USD/CAD fell significantly in the wake of reports showing that the yearly growth of consumer inflation in Canada rose as much as anticipated in July.
The weekly report on the US unemployment claims provided temporary support for the US dollar during the Thursday's session.
The Sterling gained 14 base points against the US Dollar, as the UK Retail Sales report showed slightly better-than-expected data.
The US dollar failed to sustain growth against the Aussie, as the Australian employment report surpassed expectations.
The Greenback extended losses against the Yen, as the US Building Permits report disappointed market expectations.
The Euro zone's Flash GDP release had a little impact on the EUR/USD currency pair.
The combination of the stronger-than-expected average earnings growth and lower unemployment in the UK contributed to a sharp increase in the GBP/USD .
The EUR/USD currency pair dropped sharply owing to the strong US economic release.
The GBP/USD fell sharply to the lowest level in four weeks, as the Britain's consumer price inflation report showed weaker than expected reading for July.
Weaker-than-expected preliminary report of the German GDP growth in the Q2 managed to strengthen bearish sentiment in the EUR/USD pair.