The US Dollar continues its appreciation against the Loonie for the sixth consecutive session.
Downside risks dominated the Aussie on Thursday, thus pushing the rate closer to the bottom boundary of the junior channel.
The massive fall of the EUR/JPY exchange rate that occurred in the wake of the ECB's revealing its minimum bid rate remained dominant for several hours on Thursday.
After making a breakout from the falling wedge formation, the yellow metal was expected to continue the surge at least until the clash with 200-hour SMA.
In result of the weaker than expected Japan's national CPI data release as well as the ECB announcement, the pair found support at the 113.34 level and then resumed the surge.
Following a report that the key Brexit draft law will be debated in parliament in the middle of November, the Pound dropped against the Dollar.
The common European currency collapsed against the Dollar after the ECB President Draghi cut the size of asset purchases but prolonged the quantitative easing program for nine months.
Even though the New Zealand Dollar has diminished the steepness of its price decrease, the given currency has nevertheless remained under bearish pressure.
After breaching the upper boundary of the senior channel on Tuesday, the USD/CAD made a rebound against the given line and the 55-hour SMA circa 1.2660.
The Australian Dollar was stranded in a narrow range between the monthly S1 and the weekly S3 on Wednesday.
The Euro was trading with low volatility since mid-Wednesday, thus remaining near its long-term high of 134.50 for several hours.
In result of the previous trading session, the exchange rate made a breakout from the falling wedge formation.
Although the currency exchange rate was fluctuating in an ascending triangle, releases of better than expected American data forced the pair to stop testing the weekly R1 at 114.19 and make a breakout in the southern direction.
According to the Office for National Statistics, the temps of growth of British economy spiked to 0.4% in the third quarter.
Despite a release of better than expected US purchase orders data the currency rate did not manage to bypass the 55-hour SMA and soared in the opposite direction.
NZD/USD was characterised by a lack of momentum during the past trading session, as the Kiwi remained near the bottom boundary of the descending channel.
USD/CAD has been appreciating for the past three trading sessions even despite strongly converging technical indicators, thus being located near the weekly R1 at 1.2701 mid-Wednesday.
As apparent on the chart, AUD/USD was testing the weekly S1 and the lower channel boundary circa 0.7780 during most of Tuesday.
Despite showing signs of a possible reversal, the common European currency managed to edged even higher on Tuesday and reach its September high of 134.30 (the highest mark since December 2015).
In result of the previous trading session, the exchange rate has finally made a breakout from the medium-term ascending channel.
A number of failed attempts to break through the 114.00 resistance level as well as inability of the rate to slip below the rising 55- and 100-hour SMAs confirmed an assumption that the pair is fluctuating in an ascending triangle pattern.
Due to growing fears about hard Brexit possibility the Sterling depreciated against the Dollar by 104 basis points.
Previous trading session was marked by attempt to elevate the pair above the 1.1780 level amid concerns over President Trump's tax reform.
The New Zealand fell to its five-month low of 0.6910 mid-Tuesday when investors started to react negatively to uncertainty that could be caused by the Labour coalition's policies.