Last Friday, the AUD/USD currency pair behaved almost according to the forecast.
The EUR/JPY cross experienced substantial volatility last Friday.
Being strongly influenced by downward-sloping 55 and 20-day SMAs, the yellow metal slumped significantly during last trading session of the previous week.
On Friday, the US Dollar slumped more than anticipated.
The Cable exceeded expectations, as it edged up a lot higher at the end of last week.
Towards the end of last week, EUR/USD erased important resistance at 1.0811, represented by the monthly pivot point.
Despite all bullish signs the NZD/USD pair confirmed the forecast, as it declined yesterday.
As was expected, the US Dollar declined against the Canadian Dollar on Thursday.
The AUD/USD pair misbehaved yesterday, as a surge took place instead of a slump.
On Thursday, the EUR/JPY pair exceeded expectations.
On Thursday, the bullion rebounded marginally after a significant slump that took place a day before, on Wednesday.
The USD/JPY currency pair behaved almost in accordance with expectations.
Yesterday, the Cable slightly underperformed, as it was unable to reach the initial resistance level.
EUR/USD has eroded two important resistance lines on Thursday, by surging considerably above 1.08.
Even though the Kiwi reached 0.7740 yesterday, the trading session still ended with the NZD/USD pair falling down.
On Wednesday, the US Dollar declined against its Canadian counterpart.
The AUD/USD pair behaved according to expectations yesterday.
The EUR/JPY currency pair failed to meet expectations, as it edged up instead of declining.
The bullion has finally decided to show some decisive move on Wednesday.
On Wednesday, US Dollar appreciated against Yen amid substantial improvements in US fundamentals.
The Sterling over-performed on Wednesday, as it pierced through the initial resistance.
On Wednesday, EUR/USD has mostly repeated the scenario of Tuesday's development.
On Wednesday, the Kiwi managed to edge up a little, despite serious volatility during the trading session.
The US Dollar slightly overperformed on Wednesday, as it settled almost 20 pips over the predicted 1.2250 level.