The US Dollar was one of the worst-performing currencies on Tuesday, as it declined dramatically against most major currencies.
The Sterling experienced mixed performance over Tuesday, as it not just appreciated against some major peers, but also declined against the others.
Tuesday was a positive day for commodities that are included in our review, as they all managed to increase in value.
The single European currency has massively benefited from significantly better than estimated inflation numbers from the Euro zone.
The US Dollar was one of the best-performing currencies on Monday, as it appreciated dramatically against most major currencies.
The Sterling suffered losses against most major peers on Monday, but remained relatively unchanged against the Swissie (-0.01%).
Despite undertaking an attempt to surge considerably on Monday, the precious metal was sent back to the downside after positive US statistical data and therefore registered a slight 0.12% decrease in value.
On the first day of summer, the New Zealand's currency managed to erase losses against the Euro that occurred at the end of the previous trading week.
The precious metal added just 0.18% on Friday, and along with silver (+0.28%) it used to be the most silent commodity in terms of daily changes.
The Kiwi lost substantially during the trading session on Friday. Inflation expectations in New Zealand fell to 1.6% in May, or below the 2% RBNZ target.
The Greenback experienced mixed performance over Friday.
The Sterling experienced mostly negative performance during Friday, as it suffered losses against most major peers, with exception against the Kiwi.
The British Pound experienced mixed performance yesterday.
The Greenback experienced mixed performance over Thursday.
Many commodities registered a sideways development during the Thursday's trading session.
Despite US pending home sales gaining 3.4% in April, considerably better than a 0.8% rise expected, the US Dollar failed to appreciate against the common European currency, as the EUR/USD pair surged 0.41% yesterday.
The British Pound suffered substantial losses on Wednesday, with exception against the Yen.
The Greenback experienced mixed performance over the day.
Gold was the only commodity from our review that gained value yesterday, even though it added just 0.07%.
A decline of the Japanese Yen on all fronts provided the EUR/JPY currency pair with the most noticeable daily gain on Wednesday, which amounted to 0.74%.
The Sterling was one of the best-performing currencies yesterday, as it appreciated against most major peers, but with exception against the US Dollar.
The US Dollar retains its title of one of the best-performing currencies.
Along with the yellow metal, which plummeted by 1.6% on Tuesday, the majority of other commodities lost even greater value during the past 24 hours.
The common currency dropped the most against the US Dollar on Tuesday, helped by considerably better than estimated US Durable Goods Orders data.