Gold was fully unchanged in value yesterday, with both bulls and bears failing to establish a lead after minutes of the latest FOMC meeting.
The USD/JPY appreciated only 18 pips on Wednesday, piercing the nearest resistance, which is now forming a support cluster along with the weekly R1.
After having tested the immediate support cluster, the Sterling managed to preserve the bullish momentum yesterday, but failed at reaching the closest resistance.
EUR/USD gained value on Wednesday, despite hawkish FOMC meeting minutes mentioning a potential rate hike in December.
The New Zealand Dollar's fall was stopped by the immediate support, causing the NZD/USD to close trade at 0.6468 yesterday.
The American Dollar suffered a small decline against its Canadian counterpart on Tuesday, as the Industrial Production data disappointed, causing an 11-pip loss.
Despite initial weakness, the AUD/USD succeeded in maintaining trade above the weekly PP.
The Euro failed to edge higher for another day yesterday, but the immediate support limited the losses.
Precious metal confirmed the lowest level since year 2010 at 1,070 which was reached back in July.
Although the Greenback appreciated against the Japanese Yen on Tuesday, a new 13-week high was not reached.
Yesterday the disappointing Industrial Production figures weighed on the US currency, giving the Sterling the upper hand and, thus, allowing the Cable to recover from intraday losses.
Ignoring fundamentals, EUR/USD continued to underperform and closed below 1.0650 on Tuesday.
On Monday the Kiwi suffered a 56-pip loss against the US Dollar, ignoring the immediate support and settling slightly below the 0.65 level.
The USD/CAD surprised with its performance, as it stabilised at the highest in six weeks yesterday.
The Australian Dollar underwent a correction, with the trade closing under the immediate support and, thus, under the up-trend.
After testing the weekly PP at 132.23 and the cluster around 130.60, the European currency managed to gain only 33 pips, failing to stabilise above the 1.32 target.
With markets expecting to see rising US CPI numbers later on Tuesday, the bullion continued to lose steam yesterday.
Due to Japan falling back into recession, the USD/JPY currency pair managed to breach the immediate resistance and close trade near the 11-week high.
On Monday, the Cable tested the immediate support, but stabilised in front of the 1.52 major level, as was anticipated.
EUR/USD traded on the downside yesterday, owing to uncertainty over European economic outlook and despite positive inflation data.
Although the New Zealand Dollar weakened against the US currency last Friday, losses were barely noticeable, as the pair edged down only five pips, remaining trapped between the 55 and 100-day SMAs.
The US Dollar inched higher against the Loonie on Friday, reaching a new six-week high.
On Friday the AUD/USD's volatility was limited by the up-trend and the 0.7160 level, ultimately keeping the pair unchanged over the day.
The EUR/JPY found support in front of the 132.00 major level on Friday, as was anticipated.