The US Dollar weakened against the Euro on the US Chicago PMI report, but temporarily changed the direction to touch the 1.1937 mark. The EUR/USD was under less apparent bullish sentiment to continue consolidation at the 1.1945 level.
The US Dollar was slighlty higher against the European single currency, following pending sales data on Wednesday. The EUR/USD currency pair fell just 5 base points or 0.04% to reveal delayed, but short-term drop entering the 1.1890 area.
The Greenback strengthened against the Euro, following the Richmond Fed report of unexpected decline in its Manufacturing Index. The EUR/USD exchange rate lost 7 base points or 0.06% to rebound from the daily high of 1.1880.
The Japanese Yen fluctuated in the same range against the US Dollar on the country's household spending and job market data. The USD/JPY currency pair added some pips to continue nearing the 113.30 level.
The Canadian Dollar strengthened against the US Dollar, an the report indication that the country's economy paused its growth in October. The USD/CAD rose 67 base points or 0.52% to enter the 1.2780 area, but got back gradually to the 1.2707 level.
The Sterling stopped to decline against the US Dollar on Friday on some improvements in the British current account deficit. GBP/USD rebounded from a twice hit intraday low of 1.3365 to add 15 pips or 0.11% and continue rising with enough strength to reach 1.3395.
The Loonie jumped sharply against the US Dollar, as the report showed unexpectedly strong inflation data on Thursday. The USD/CAD currency pair dropped 70 base points or 0.54% to hit the weekly low and failed to get back to pre-data levels.
The Greenback depreciated against the European single currency on the disappointing US GDP data. The EUR/USD exchange rate rose 11 base points to the 1.1866 mark to reveal temporary consolidation, but fell, as Congress managed to avoid the US Government shutdown on Friday.
The Kiwi rose markedly against the US Dollar on the report showing the New Zealand's economic momentum accelerating in the September quarter. The NZD/USD currency pair strengthened 0.42% or 29 base points to 0.7002, trying to remain above the 0.7000 level.
The EUR/USD currency pair continued to appreciate on the better-than-expected data on home sales in the US. The Greenback lost 7 base points against the Euro to keep strengthening further to the 1.1895 area.
The US Dollar kept strengthening against the Japanese Yen on the US property market data and current account report. The USD/JPY currency pair rose modestly to the 112.76, targeting the weekly high at around 113.20.
The Euro revealed a deceptive increase against the Greenback on Germany's business climate data. The EUR/USD exchange rate added 4 base points to the 1.1809 mark and continued the session to continued being magnetized to the 1.1820 area.
The European single currency was trading lower against the US Dollar on some pessimistic sings in the CPI reports for the Euro zone. The EUR/USD currency pair reached the 1.1785 mark, though the Greenback recovery remained restricted by looms of the US tax reform.
The US Dollar continued to depriciate against the Euro following the release of weaker-than-expected US data. The EUR/USD currency pair registered a 0.04% plunge, hitting the 1.17887 mark right after the data were announced.
The Canadian Dollar was little changed against the Greenback following the dissapoitnting report showing a fall in the country's manufacturing sales. The USD/CAD currency pair continued the upmove, targeting the 1.2820 mark.
The US Dollar touched its weakest point against the Euro, following the stronger-than-expected retail sales report. The EUR/USD exchange rate rose 23 base points to the 1.1855 area, but reversed an upward trend to be seen trading below the 1.1800 mark.
The British Pound fell sharply against the US Dollar, as the Bank of England announced its rate decision on Thursday. The GBP/USD exchange rate depreciated 27 base points or 0.20% to the 1.3419 mark, but managed to keep the position nearing the 1.3440.
The Euro strengthened against the US Dollar, as most of the releases matched expectations on Wednesday. The EUR/USD currency pair added 28 pips, to continue appreciation and reveal one more 22 pips jump, following the Fed interest rate decision.
The Sterling fell sharply against the Greenback on the data showing lingering weakness in the UK employment growth. The GBP/USD exchange rate lost 22 pips to continue the wide-range fluctuation until the US reports put it back to the 1.3360 mark .
The Euro slipped against the US Dollar on the report, revealing some signs of pessimism among the German investors this month. The EUR/USD currency pair lost 13 base points or 0.11%, to touch the presumed level of support at 1.1770.
The British Pound received only temporary support from the UK data indicating the country's inflation at the six-year high in November. The GBP/USD exchange rate rose 17 pips or 0.12%, but weakened rapidly and failed to sustain the position, continuing trading in the 1.3320 area.
The Greenback depreciated against the Euro on a slightly weaker number of job openings for October reported on Monday. The EUR/USD exchange rate rose 10 base points to the intraday high at 1.1805. Though, the pair lost all gains to continue trading session nearing 1.1770.
The Greenback weakened against the European single currency on the US data on Friday pointing to the healthy economic conditions. The EUR/USD jumped 22 base points to the 1.1760 mark, where the bullish sentiment was sustained, putting the pair higher to the 1.1780 level.
The Sterling edged lower against the US Dollar on the report showing mixed Britain's manufacturing and trade figures. The GBP/USD exchange rate fell 10 base points to continue depreciation in the 1.3400 area.