During the first half of Thursday's trading session the Kiwi has found support and begun a surge against the Greenback, which continued into the second half of the day's trading.
The US Dollar is in a free fall against the Canadian Dollar, as the currency exchange rate was scoring new heights on Wednesday until the FOMC Meeting Minutes were published.
Despite concerns over the French presidential election, the Euro managed to erase most of its intraday losses against the Yen on Wednesday, with trade closing above the nearest support.
The yellow metal remains near the 1,235 mark, and near that level the bullion has been fluctuating for the past six consecutive trading sessions.
The FOMC Minutes barely affected the markets yesterday, as no clear clue concerning a future interest rate hike was provided.
The British Pound remained rather muted against the US Dollar during the last three days, with the tough support area circa 1.24 keeping the pair afloat.
The common European currency surged against the US Dollar on Thursday morning, as the currency exchange rate continued the late Wednesday's surge.
During the 24 hours leading up to the middle of Wednesday's trading session, the Kiwi continued to trade against the US Dollar exactly as forecasted.
During the first half of Wednesday's trading session the US Dollar continued to book gains against the Canadian Dollar, as the rate approached the weekly R2 at 1.3194.
Even though the Australian Dollar weakened against the Greenback on Tuesday, the up-trend, which bolstered by the weekly PP, remained intact.
The EUR/JPY cross underwent the anticipated decline on Tuesday, with the 119.75 psychological support successfully limiting the losses.
The USD/JPY currency pair successfully climbed over the immediate resistance area on Tuesday, but was unable to reach the 114.00 major level.
The yellow metal remained near the 1,235 level for the fifth consecutive trading session during the early hours of Wednesday's trading session.
Despite strong downside volatility, the GBP/USD pair managed to recover from its intraday low and even close trade in the green zone.
The common European currency did not stop its major fall against the US Dollar on Tuesday, as the currency exchange rate continued the decline into Wednesday's trading session.
The New Zealand Dollar continued to fall against the Buck reaching the support cluster consisting of weekly S1 at 0.7130, lower Bollinger Band at 0.7134 and 100, 200-day SMA's at 0.7136 and 0.7131 respectively.
During the first half of Tuesday's trading session the USD/CAD hit yesterday's forecast target of 1.3150.
The commodity currency, namely the Aussie, managed to prolong the ascending channel pattern yesterday, but risks breaking it to the downside today.
The EUR/JPY pair experienced a technical correction on Monday, which helped the cross to close trade above 120.00.
The yellow metal lost value during the early hours of Tuesday's trading session, as the bullion was in a retreat after failing to break the resistance put up by the monthly R1 at 1,237.68 during Monday's trading session.
The overall picture did not change on Monday, as the USD/JPY pair keeps consolidating between 111.50 and 115.00.
The GBP/USD pair erased most of Friday's losses yesterday, successfully climbing over the 1.2450 level, thus, breaching the immediate resistance area.
The common European currency depreciated on Tuesday morning against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate passed the combined support of the weekly PP at 1.0604 and the 55-day SMA at 1.0597.
During the first half of Monday's trading session the New Zealand Dollar struggled to find support against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate was being pressured lower by the upper trend line of the recently discovered descending channel pattern.