The Japanese Yen slightly overperformed on Monday, with risk-off sentiment prevailing on the markets.
Risk aversion keeps driving the USD/JPY currency pair, being that the Greenback experienced another decline against the Japanese Yen on Monday.
The British currency overperformed on Monday, having edged more than 200 pips higher against the US Dollar.
Even as the bullion experienced high volatility on Monday by fluctuating between the levels of 1,277 to 1,292, the yellow metal ended the day's trading session only around 60 pips higher than it started it.
The European currency was volatile during Monday's trading session, as it fluctuated between the levels of 1.1302 and 1.1383 against the US Dollar.
The US Dollar is weakening against the Canadian Dollar for the second consecutive trading session, as the pair fell to 1.2896 on Friday and opened Monday's session even lower at 1.2853.
The Australian Dollar behaved according to expectations on Friday, as it erased most of Thursday's losses and put the 100-day SMA to the test.
The New Zealand Dollar is in its fourth session of gains against the US Dollar, as the Greenback is losing its strength.
The Yen weakened on Friday, allowing the Euro to take the upper hand and remain above the 117.00 major level.
The US Dollar failed to rebound against the Japanese Yen last Friday, but remained above the 104.00 psychological level.
The Sterling regained the bullish momentum on Friday, as ‘Bremain' vote took the lead.
After suffering losses on Thursday, the yellow metal regained losses and it even gained additional value on Friday, as gold reached the 1,297.48 level at the end of day's trading session.
The European currency scored gains against the US Dollar on Friday, as it moved from the level of 1.1232 to 1.1273 at the end of day's trading session.
The US Dollar had been appreciating against most currencies for the past week, as oil prices fell, and the Canadian dollar was no exemption from this phenomenon, as the pair surged for six consecutive trading sessions.
The New Zealand Dollar was volatile against the US Dollar on Thursday, as it bounced between, above and below the monthly R1 at 0.6988 and weekly PP at 0.7033.
Risk aversion and falling oil prices sparked weakness in the AUD/USD currency pair yesterday, causing the volatility to fall even below the 0.73 level.
On Thursday the Yen skyrocketed against the Euro, amid the BoJ leaving its monetary policy unchanged.
The Cable managed to erase intraday losses and trade flat on Thursday, amid two main opposing referendum groups suspending their campaigns.
The Yellow metal had surged for six consecutive trading sessions before it finally overheated and dropped.
The European currency appreciated against the US Dollar on Thursday.
The New Zealand Dollar depreciated against the US Dollar at the start of the week to the level of 0.6995.
The US Dollar started appreciating against the Canadian Dollar on Wednesday last week from the level of 1.2692, and at the moment it is approaching the 1.3000 mark and is about to book the sixth consecutive session of gains.
Upon reaching the 0.7450 level, the Australian Dollar trimmed some gains against the Buck, but still managed to close above the 0.74 mark.
The EUR/JPY cross slightly overperformed on Wednesday, as it stabilised above the immediate resistance cluster of 119.25.