The Aussie slumped more than anticipated yesterday, as the immediate support was pierced and the AUD/USD currency pair even reached the 0.70 major level.
Gold attempted to advance higher on Tuesday, but any gains were capped by the weekly pivot point at 1,140.
The US Dollar suffered more losses on Tuesday, amid weaker-than-expected fundamental data from both the US and China.
The Sterling fell to the lowest in in two months on Tuesday, as weak UK PMI data put pressure along with the plunging equity markets around the world.
EUR/USD advanced for a third working day in a row on Tuesday, but the cross failed to overcome the nearest resistance at 1.1295 (23.6% Fibo) and close above the 1.13 round level.
The New Zealand Dollar declined against the Buck, but more than anticipated, amid poor business confidence figures yesterday.
Although the USD/CAD reached the second resistance area around 1.3345, the tide was quickly turned by a rebound in oil prices, boosting the Loonie.
As anticipated, the weekly PP prevented the Aussie from appreciating against its US counterpart for yesterday, which resulted in a plunge to 0.7110.
The Euro remained relatively unchanged against the Japanese Yen yesterday, declining only five pips.
Despite attempts to move back below the 2014 low, the precious metal managed to hold above this important support and closed the trading session at 1,132.
The USD/JPY currency pair brought no surprises on Monday, as trade maintained within the borders of the 200-day SMA and monthly S1.
The Cable failed to remain above the 1.54 major level, as the monthly S1 was unable to hold the losses.
Neither bulls nor bears managed to take control over the EUR/USD currency pair yesterday, as it was largely unchanged on a daily basis.
The Euro experienced some volatility on Friday, ultimately dropping 26 pips against the Yen.
After reaching Thursday's open price, the AUD/USD bounced back significantly, limited the losses.
Upon reaching the immediate resistance near the major level of 1.33, the USD/CAD bounced back and, as a result, stabilised at the 1.32 mark.
Although the New Zealand Dollar did decline on Friday, the monthly S1 kept the pair from sliding down further.
After spending one full trading day (Thursday) below the 2014 low, the bullion gained enough momentum in order to be pushed back above this crucial technical level.
The Greenback appreciated against the Yen for the third consecutive day last Friday, closing trade at 121.73.
Although the Sterling declined against the US Dollar on Friday, the Cable quickly rebounded and stabilised above the 1.54 major level over the weekend.
EUR/USD increased pressure on bulls as it decided to retreat below the monthly R1 at 1.1196 on Friday.
The Kiwi managed to pierce the monthly S1 and negate Wednesday's losses yesterday; however, the 0.65 major level was not reached.
The Aussie appreciated against the Greenback slightly more than anticipated, as the immediate resistance in face of the weekly S2 was crossed.
Although the EUR/JPY currency pair reached the support cluster around 135.45, trade still closed higher at 136.07.