The EUR/USD currency pair revealed a regular 9 base points gain, despite the report showing an unexpected slowdown in the US economy. The pair kept pulling away from the 1.2500 high, targeting 1.2400 area.
The Sterling jumped against the Dollar, after the preliminary Britain's GDP report showed that the country's economy accelerated growth pace more than anticipated by the end of 2017. The GDP/USD exchange rate picked up 19 base points or 0.14%, but fell back initially to continue gradual decline.
The Canadian Dollar showed a weak post-reaction against the Greenback, following the country's retail sales data. USD/CAD flustiated within the 1.2300-1.2320 range, until Donald Trump's comments caused an increase, temporary putting the pair above the 1.2360 level.
The Euro growth was muted against the Greenback on the ECB interest rate decision announcement. Though, the European single currency managed to reach the peak after the Bank's President Mario Draghi stated that economic figures indicate solid and broad expansion with inflation likely to increase in the mid-term. The European Central Bank opted to keep the key interest rates at
The Kiwi lost its ground against the US Dollar, following disappointing inflation report for New Zealand. The NZD/USD exchange rate dropped 83 base points or 1.12% to be seen trading below the 0.7350 level.
The British Pound appreciated against the US Dollar on the official UK labour market data. The GBP/USD currency pair added 22 base points or 0.16%, touching the 1.4116 mark, and managed to sustain the upmove.
The Euro strengthened against the US Dollar, reflecting the unexpectedly upbeat ZEW sentiment report. The EUR/USD exchange rate added 12 base points to get back into the 1.2250 area.
The USD/JPY exchange rate depreciated 23 base points to the 110.68 level, following the BoJ monetary policy statement and the outlook report. Though, the pair managed to recover in the next couple of hours to be above the 111.00 mark, as the Bank's Governor made dovish remarks, sending rate higher.
The Canadian Dollar was almost unchanged against the Greenback on the country's wholesale sales report. The USD/CAD currency pair ignored the report to rise 1 base point, remaining in the 1.2465 area.
The British Pound fluctuated against the US Dollar after the UK retail sales report, falling initially by 4 base points to the 1.3916 mark. The GBP/USD exchange rate briefly touched the 1.3945 level remaining in the bearish trend.
The Kiwi depreciated against the US Dollar on a fading activity in the New Zealand's manufacturing sector. The NZD/USD currency pair dropped 0.21% or 15 base points to the 0.7291 mark, but kept trading in the 0.7300 area.
The US Dollar was slightly weaker against the Euro in the wake of the country's real estate market data. The EUR/USD exchange rate added 6 pips to touch the intraday high of 1.2265.
The Aussie fell against the Grenback on the weaker-than-anticipated report on the Australian labour market report. The AUD/USD exchange rate declined 0.22% or 17 base points to the 0.7953 mark, but managed to return into the 0.7970 area.
The Canadian Dollar revealed a 1.26% volatility against the US Dollar, following the BoC monetary policy decision. Though, the USD/CAD currency pair fell just 0.02%, remaining in the bearish trend.
The European single currency fell sharply against the US Dollar, following German inflation final report on Tuesday. The EUR/USD currency pair depreciated 40 base points or 0.33% to the 1.2228 mark.
The Sterling weakened against the US Dollar on the row of mixed economic data releases for Britain on Tuesday. The GBP/USD currency pair lost 22 base points or 0.16% to fall slightly ahead of entering the resistance zone near the 1.3825 level.
The Kiwi weakened against the Greenback, following business confidence report for New Zealand. The NZD/USD exchange rate lost 0.09% or 7 base points to keep declining to be seen trading at 0.7820.
The European single currency was almost unchanged against the US Dollar on the trade balance report on Monday. The EUR/USD currency pair sustained the position near the 1.2270 level.
The Greenback rose temporary against the Japanese Yen, following mixed US economic date on Friday. The USD/JPY currency pair added 28 base points or 0.34% to reach another strating point for a decline.
The Euro rose strongly against the Greenback as the ECB indicated that it would start its €2.5T stimulus program withdrawal this year. Then, the US PPI data supported the pair's appreciation, sending it higher above the 1.2020 level.
The Australian Dollar appreciated against the US Dollar, as data revealed a solid increase in the country's retail sales in November. The currency pair rose 0.30% or 23 base points to proceed trading in the 0.7870 area.
The Canadian Dollar inched up slightly against the Greenback, despite disappointing building premits figures. The major changes in the USD/CAD exchange rate were caused by news agencies, citing unknown sources saying that the Trump administration is likely to withdraw the United States from the NAFTA agreement. The pair added 86 base points or 0.69% to continue trading near the
The Sterling received some pips against the US Dollar on the upbeat UK manufacturing report. The GBP/USD currency pair ran into confrontations between bears and bulls, touching the intraday lowest and highest levels of 1.3485 and 1.3563,respectively.
The Euro recieved a hopeful sign to get back a stronger position against the US Dollar, but continued to decline after the better-than-anticipated economic report on Germany.