The US Dollar behaved in accordance with expectations last Friday.
The AUD/USD pair slightly underperformed at the end of last week.
Despite all expectations, the EUR/JPY cross edged down on Friday.
XAU/USD has been providing the market with no significant movements for a prolonged period of time.
After experiencing substantial volatility, the US Dollar still edged up, but not as much as anticipated.
Last Friday, the Sterling extended its rally against the US Dollar for the fourth consecutive day.
After touching the previous week's high at 1.1392, the EUR/USD currency pair was sent considerably to the downside.
The NZ Dollar suffered losses against the Greenback for the third day yesterday.
The Greenback misbehaved yesterday, as it appreciated against the Loonie, rather than plunging.
On Thursday, the AUD/USD currency pair traded in the tight range between the weekly PP and R1.
The EUR/JPY cross edged down yesterday, but more than anticipated.
At it turned out, the demand area at 1,188 was unable to underpin the price, and the bears pushed through a combination of the weekly pivot point and 55-day SMA.
The Cable's behaviour fell in line with expectations, as the Sterling appreciated against the US Dollar yesterday.
The USD/JPY pair managed to rebound on Thursday, amid better-than-expected US fundamental data.
Right now EUR/USD is moving in the direction of the accelerated up-trend at 1.12, which could help the Euro rebound during the first few days next week.
Even though the NZD/USD pair tested the 55-day SMA resistance level, a 13-pip decline still occurred.
The USD/CAD behaved almost in line with expectations.
On Wednesday, the Euro overperformed, as it appreciated against the Yen a lot more than anticipated.
Even though the AUD/USD currency pair stretched out above the 0.80 level, it still closed trade only at 0.7952.
Despite disappointing US fundamentals, the yellow metal remained unusually tranquil in terms of reaction to the data.
The Greenback suffered heavy losses against the Yen yesterday.
On Wednesday, the Sterling appreciated against the Dollar, as was expected.
For the first time since February 26, EUR/USD went above the 1.13 mark, by eroding a considerable resistance represented by the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement of May-March downtrend move.
The NZ Dollar tried to gain some value, but the monthly PP forced it to bounce back.