Another day of positive data, but bad performance from the Greenback's side. .
In spite of better-than-expected US Manufacturing figures, the Buck struggled to outperform other major currencies.
The US currency experienced mixed performance over the day, as US Chicago PMI and the US Pending Homes Sales figures disappointed yesterday.
Amid a strong reading of the US GDP, the Greenback was able to post solid gains against most major currencies, with exception against the Loonie.
Despite strong readings of the US Durable and Core Durable Goods Orders, the Buck failed to post significant gains against most of other major peers.
The US Dollar experienced mixed performance on Wednesday, having declined against three out of seven other major currencies.
With mixed US fundamental data results yesterday, the Buck experienced mixed performance over the day.
The US currency experienced mixed performance on Monday, mainly caused by rising oil prices, as losses were seen only against commodity currencies.
The US Dollar declined against most major peers on Friday and over the weekened, despite improvements in CPI data.
As oil prices declined later on Thursday, the US Dollar was able to outperform the commodity currencies, namely the Aussie and the Loonie.
Even though the FOMC Meeting Minutes were interpreted as rather dovish last night, the US Dollar managed to avoid losses against most major peers.
The US Dollar managed to outperform all other major currencies, except for the Japanese Yen.
The Greenback started the week by outperforming most of other major currencies, despite there being a bank holiday in the US yesterday.
The US ended the week relatively positive, as it appreciated against most major peers on Friday and over the weekend.
The US currency underwent another series of declines on Thursday, having appreciated only against the Sterling and the Loonie.
After Yellen's testimony on Wednesday, the US currency weakened against most major peers, only managing to noticeably outperform the Loonie.
In spite of a rather good reading of the US JOLTS Job Openings, the US currency sustained rather heavy losses, with exception against the Aussie.
The US currency experienced mixed performance on Monday, but a rather noticeable development was seen specifically in the USD/JPY pair.
Despite a decline in US NFP, the Greenback was able to outperform most major peers, with exception against the Swiss Franc.
Both the Sterling and the US Dollar are the two worst-performing currencies for a second day in a row.
Although yesterday's economic reports were mixed, the US Dollar turned out to be by far the weakest currency among the majors, losing from 1.33% against the Pound to as much as 2.27% against the New Zealand Dollar.
Yesterday, the US Dollar was among the currencies that showed mixed performance, mainly because of a lack of US economic releases.
Nearly all the yesterday's news related to the United States were bearish, coming short of the expectations.
The US Dollar was able to post relatively solid gains against most major peers on Friday and over the weekend, with exception versus the commodity-based currencies.