The Australian Dollar strengthened against the US, following strong Australia's property market data. The AUD/USD exchange rate added 0.10% or 8 base points to reach the intraday high of 0.7865.
The British Pound rose slightly against the Greenback on the country's house price data. The GBP/USD exchange rate was up to the 1.3542 level, which was easily overstepped during the trading session.
The Greenback feel sharply against the Japanese Yen on the disappointing labour market data. The USD/JPY currency pair dropped 23 base points or 0.20% to the 113.07 level.
The Canadian Dollar rose markedly against the Greenback, as the country's economic reports released were stronger that the US data. The USD/CAD exchange rate decreased 139 base points or 1.11% to the 1.2369 mark to proceed side move in the 1.2400 area.
The European single currency was in a side move against the US Dollar on the bloc's inflation report, which came in in line with forecasts. The EUR/USD rose 8 base points to weaken bearish trend.
The Euro versus the US Dollar sustained the position on mostly optimistic US economic data. EUR/USD reached its intraday peak above the 1.2085 level and started to narrow its trading range closer to the 1.2075 area.
The Sterling ignored the UK services PMI report, with the GBP/USD currency pair revealing a little initial reaction just after data came in.
The Greenback rose against the Japanese Yen on strong ISM manufacturing and construction release. The USD/JPY exchange rate jumped 11 base points to touch 112.50 areas, ahead of the 22 pips gain on the FOMC meeting minutes release.
The Sterling retreated from September highs against the US dollar, following the report showing a slowdown in the UK building business. The GBP/USD currency pair kept falling gradually to 1.3500 level.
The EUR/USD continued the bearish trend on the neutral German job market data. The Euro depreciated against the US Dollar by 7 base points or 0.06% to move close to the edge of 1.2000.
The USD/CAD exchange rate was not affected strongly by the Canadian and the US manufacturing reports. Though the pair fell strongly by 31 base points just ahead of 4:00 PM Londox fix.
The Sterling ignored weaker than expected UK Manufacturing PMI data, but remained relatively strong against the US Dollar. The GBP/USD currency pair was little changed on the report, while remaining under bullish sentiment to head for the 1.3600 mark.
The AUD/USD currency pair ignored a downbeat AIG Manufacturing Index report, as it considered to be used as an information on the country rather than market shaker.
The US Dollar weakened against the Euro on the US Chicago PMI report, but temporarily changed the direction to touch the 1.1937 mark. The EUR/USD was under less apparent bullish sentiment to continue consolidation at the 1.1945 level.
The US Dollar was slighlty higher against the European single currency, following pending sales data on Wednesday. The EUR/USD currency pair fell just 5 base points or 0.04% to reveal delayed, but short-term drop entering the 1.1890 area.
The Greenback strengthened against the Euro, following the Richmond Fed report of unexpected decline in its Manufacturing Index. The EUR/USD exchange rate lost 7 base points or 0.06% to rebound from the daily high of 1.1880.
The Japanese Yen fluctuated in the same range against the US Dollar on the country's household spending and job market data. The USD/JPY currency pair added some pips to continue nearing the 113.30 level.
The Canadian Dollar strengthened against the US Dollar, an the report indication that the country's economy paused its growth in October. The USD/CAD rose 67 base points or 0.52% to enter the 1.2780 area, but got back gradually to the 1.2707 level.
The Sterling stopped to decline against the US Dollar on Friday on some improvements in the British current account deficit. GBP/USD rebounded from a twice hit intraday low of 1.3365 to add 15 pips or 0.11% and continue rising with enough strength to reach 1.3395.
The Loonie jumped sharply against the US Dollar, as the report showed unexpectedly strong inflation data on Thursday. The USD/CAD currency pair dropped 70 base points or 0.54% to hit the weekly low and failed to get back to pre-data levels.
The Greenback depreciated against the European single currency on the disappointing US GDP data. The EUR/USD exchange rate rose 11 base points to the 1.1866 mark to reveal temporary consolidation, but fell, as Congress managed to avoid the US Government shutdown on Friday.
The Kiwi rose markedly against the US Dollar on the report showing the New Zealand's economic momentum accelerating in the September quarter. The NZD/USD currency pair strengthened 0.42% or 29 base points to 0.7002, trying to remain above the 0.7000 level.
The EUR/USD currency pair continued to appreciate on the better-than-expected data on home sales in the US. The Greenback lost 7 base points against the Euro to keep strengthening further to the 1.1895 area.
The US Dollar kept strengthening against the Japanese Yen on the US property market data and current account report. The USD/JPY currency pair rose modestly to the 112.76, targeting the weekly high at around 113.20.