The AUD/USD was unable to climb over the 100-day SMA, leaving the eight-week high unconquered.
For the time being the precious metal is struggling to recover in the vicinity of the August high.
The weekly PP and 20-day SMA failed to provide sufficient support in order to help the Buck outperform the Yen.
The Cable appears to have entered a consolidation period, as it keeps gravitating towards the 200-day SMA.
After the yesterday's session we now have an additional bearish signal, which is a gravestone doji.
The NZD/USD currency pair managed to climb higher, as the 0.6650 point, namely the intersection of the 100-day SMA and the Bollinger brand, provided sufficient support to cause a rebound.
The USD/CAD has been leaving its multi-year highs area for almost two weeks.
The Aussie extended its recovery by outperforming its US counterpart for the eighth consecutive day.
On Friday, the European currency appreciated against the Japanese Yen, not only piercing the two immediate resistances, but also testing the third one.
Gold is about to touch August's high, which is strengthened by the weekly R1 and the Bollinger band.
The US currency behaved in accordance with expectations on Friday.
Upon reaching the immediate resistance in face of the weekly R3 on Friday, the GBP/USD was pushed back, leading to a fall towards the 1.53 major level.
The immediate resistance is at 1.14, represented by the upper Bollinger band and monthly R1.
The New Zealand Dollar prolonged its rally for another day, but met resistance in face of the 100-day SMA and the weekly R3 around 0.6666.
The US Dollar weakened yesterday, allowing the Loonie to take the upper hand.
The Australian Dollar appreciated against its US counterpart for the seventh consecutive day, but stabilised at the resistance cluster's highest point of 0.7259.
Nothing out of the ordinary happened to the EUR/JPY cross yesterday.
From Tuesday till Thursday the precious metal was unable to penetrate the monthly R1 at 1,147.
The USD/JPY remained relatively unchanged on Thursday, having lost only eight pips.
The Sterling appreciated against the US Dollar for the third consecutive day yesterday, while testing both the immediate support and the second closest resistance.
The common currency was actively fuelled by support zone at 1.1241/20 on Thursday.
The Kiwi behaved in accordance with the forecast, as it went over the immediate resistance and managed to stabilise above the 0.66 psychological level.
The USD/CAD currency pair was on its way to the weekly R2, but the extremely worse-than-expected Canadian Building Permits weakened the Loonie, allowing the given pair to climb 24 pips higher.
The Aussie managed to reach the target level at 0.7230 yesterday, but the psychological level of 0.72 still somewhat limited the exchange rate.