On Monday, the NZD/USD remained volatile for some time, until a hike in the pair's value took place.
The USD/CAD exceeded expectations, as the pair slumped a bit more than anticipated.
The AUD/USD pair behaved according to expectations, as climbed slightly up.
On Monday, the Euro fell in line with expectations, as it edged slightly down.
The precious metal provided some up-trend on Monday, as a reliable resistance at 1,180 helped bulls to stay dominant on the market.
After minor volatility, USD/JPY failed to meet expectations, as it edged slightly down, rather than up.
On Monday, the Sterling declined against the US Dollar, but not as much as anticipated.
After strongly upbeat movement of EUR/USD last week, as can be clearly observed on a weekly chart, this week the pair seems to be edging lower on correction.
On Friday, the Kiwi suffered substantial losses of 63 pips.
The USD/CAD currency pair behaved according to the forecast.
The Aussie slid for the third consecutive day last Friday.
Last Friday, the EUR/JPY cross edged up for the ninth time in a row, but failed to reach the initial resistance level at 135.64.
Despite an attempt to test the 1,170 area, XAU/USD decided to return back towards the 2013 low by the end of the session.
Last Friday, the US Dollar overperformed, as it advanced against the Japanese Yen, easily breaching nearest resistances.
The Sterling failed to meet expectations, as it suffered heavy losses on Friday, amid weak fundamentals.
On a short-term chart, EUR/USD is trading in a rather wide range between two major technical levels at 1.1257 (23.6% Fibo) and 1.11 (weekly PP).
On Thursday, the NZD/USD remained relatively unchanged.
There were no surprises in the USD/CAD pair's behaviour yesterday, as everything went according to the forecast.
The Australian Dollar plunged yesterday, despite bullish technical indicators.
The EUR/JPY currency pair overperformed on Thursday, as it went over the 133 level.
XAU/USD's decline continued on Thursday with even heavier losses.
After substantial volatility, USD/JPY surged above 119 once again.
Indeed, the Sterling suffered losses on Thursday, but was unable to erase Wednesday's gains.
The single European currency jumped for a seventh day in a row versus the Greenback on Thursday.