The Sterling was seen weaker against the US Dollar after the UK GDP growth report came in on Thursday. The GBP/USD currency pair lost 13 base points, or 0.09%, to 1.3878 to continue fluctuating whileafter.
The Greenback weakened versus the Euro following the release of US existing home sales report. The EUR/USD pair increased 11 base points, or 0.09%, to hit the 1.2334 level, reflecting the decline in the resales of American homes.
The British Pound considerably decreased against the US Dollar after the UK job market report was released. The GBP/USD dropped 32 base points, or 0.23%, to the 1.3943 mark, to recover back to the 1.3970 area.
The Greenback strengthened against the Loonie following the release of the report on Canadian wholesale sales. The USD/CAD currency pair jumped 23 base points, reaching 1.2627.
The Euro weakened against the Greenback despite the data showing an unexpected uptick in the German ZEW economic sentiment. The EUR/USD exchange rate dropped four base points to 1.2339.
The Japan's Yen rose against the Greenback, following the report on the country's trade balance on Sunday. The USD/JPY exchange rate gained 13 base points or 0.12% to 106.27.
The Euro zone's currency advanced against the US Dollar on Monday on continuously growing surplus trend in the Eurozone's current account. EUR/USD showed strength and moved upwards 10 pips, or 0.08%, and continued rising with enough momentum to reach the 1.2417 level.
Initially, the British Pound rose against the US Dollar despite lower-than-expected UK retail sales data, growing 11 base points to the 1.4118 mark. However, the GBP/USD pair went towards anticipated direction remaining in the short-term bearish trend.
The Kiwi appreciated against the US Dollar reflecting the growth in New Zealand's manufacturing sector after its slowdown in January. The NZD/USD currency pair gained 0.06% or five base points to the 0.7407 mark, but kept trading in the 0.7400 area.
The Euro continued the trend against the Greenback, inspite of the US producer prices showing its forecasted growth in January. The EUR/USD pair went up by 17 pips or 0.13% to been seen trading at 1.2483.
The Aussie fell against the Greenback as the Australian labour market report showed slightly better than anticipated data. The AUD/USD exchange rate declined 0.18% or 14 base points to the 0.7914 mark, but managed to return into the 0.7960 area.
The EUR/USD currency pair hammered through the floor on Wednesday, as the report showed that the US consumer prices rose more than anticipated in January. The Greenback gained against the Euro 61 base points or 0.49%, but then the exchange rate rebounded significantly.
The Kiwi strengthened against the US Dollar after the Reserve Bank of New Zealand boosted its inflation expectations.
The British Pound fell against the Greenback 10 points or 0.07%, following the UK CPI data release. However, GBP/USD continued to increase to touch the intraday high of 1.3924.
The AUD/USD currency pair rose just 6 base points or 0.08% to 0.7857, following the NAB business confidence figures.
The USD/JPY exchange rate fell slightly on the Federal Budget Balance report, as the data provoked almost no reaction in the market.
The Loonie dropped initially against the US Dollar on disappointing Canada's labour market data. The USD/CAD currency pair added 64 base points or 0.51% to touch the 1.2670 mark.
The Sterling depreciated against the US Dollar, following factory output data on Friday. The GBP/USD exchange rate lost 36 pips or 0.26% in the next half an hour, though the downtrend was weakened by the NIESR GDP estimate report.
The Loonie depreciated versus the Greenback, as the weaker-than-expected new home prices report came in. The USD/CAD currency pair rose slightly on the data, but remained in the bearish trend.
The Sterling jumped against the US Dollar more than 100 pips or 0.76%, just after the Bank of England's monetary policy decision was announced on Thursday, and continued to appreciate further.
The Kiwi depreciated against the US Dollar after the Reserve bank of New Zealand announced its monetary policy decision. The NZD/USD exchange rate dropped 40 base points or 0.55% to enter the 0.7220 area.
The Canadian Dollar was little changed against the Greenback, following the property market data on Wednesday. USD/CAD was trading slightly higher after the report, fluctuating in the 1.2550-1.2570 range.
The Halifax HPI reports caused a short-lived bullish reversal in the Sterling against the US Dollar. The pair added 9 base points, though continued to decline further, reaching the 1.3900 area.
The Kiwi jumped against the US Dollar, following the data release on the New Zealand's labour market. The NZD/USD exchange rate rose 0.48% or 35 pips, but returned to the 0.7320 mark.