EUR/USD managed to erase one of the strongest resistances on its way to the north.
The Kiwi slightly underperformed yesterday, as it was unable to reach the immediate support, namely the Aug 2010 low.
The USD/CAD refuses to behave in accordance with expectations for the second day in a row.
The Australian Dollar edged down yesterday, but not as much as anticipated.
After experiencing some volatility on Tuesday, the Euro retreated under the 139 major level and stabilised at 138.78.
XAU/USD remains in the vicinity of the major technical level, represented by the 2013 low at 1,183, which in turn is strengthened by the weekly pivot point from above.
Even though USD/JPY reached the resistance cluster around 123.85, the pair was unable to maintain trade at that level.
On Tuesday, Sterling outperformed US Dollar for the seventh day in a row.
Despite an attempt to grow beyond the 23.6% Fibonacci retracement (May 2014 - Mar 2015), the EUR/USD pair was rejected by this level and the long-term downtrend around 1.1340.
The New Zealand Dollar misbehaved on Monday, as it appreciated against the US Dollar, rather then plunging.
Yet again the US Dollar fails to live up to expectations, as it did not advance as much versus the Canadian currency.
On Monday, the 20-day SMA, along with the weekly PP, prevented the AUD/USD currency pair from edging lower and pushed the Australian Dollar back up.
There were no surprises in the EUR/JPY pair's behaviour.
By receiving reliable support from the 2013 low and weekly PP at 1,180 the bullion managed to accumulate daily gains on Monday, even though it firstly attempted to decline as low as 1,173.
The USD/JPY started off the week with a small 13-pip surge.
Despite experiencing strong volatility to the downside, the GBP/USD currency pair still managed to end the day higher.
The Euro started trading at low levels on Monday, namely around the 1.12 mark.
The USD/CAD slightly disappointed, as the pair edged not as high as anticipated.
There were no surprises in the Aussie's behaviour at the end of last week.
As the Kiwi slumped for the third consecutive day last Friday, the Bollinger band prevented the NZD/USD from edging lower again.
The EUR/JPY currency pair behaved according to the forecast last Friday.
The yellow metal was mainly flat last Friday, as markets are getting ready for this week's Federal Reserve meeting.
Last Friday, the US Dollar fell under pressure again, despite good fundamental data.
After experiencing some volatility, the Cable managed to edge higher for the fifth consecutive day last week, rather than falling down.