During the first half of Monday's trading session the US Dollar had declined even further against the Loonie than previous.
AUD/USD is currently testing the upper boundary of a channel down.
Upside risks have prevailed in this trading session and, in particular, mid-day when EUR/JPY accelerated its momentum upwards.
The yellow metal remains above the 1,250 level, and it is still positioned for additional gains in the near future.
This trading week has started with the US Dollar appreciating slightly against the Yen.
On Friday, GBP/USD breached the upper Bollinger band and closed as high as the 1.3042 mark.
On Monday morning, the common European currency had slightly retreated against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate retreated down to the combined support of the 61.80% Fibonacci retracement level at 1.1190 and the monthly R2 at 1.1187.
At the middle of Friday's trading the New Zealand Dollar was at the same spot, as the day began, against the US Dollar.
By the middle of Friday's trading session the Greenback remained almost unchanged against the Canadian Dollar.
AUD/USD continues to trade closer to the upper channel boundary.
The morning session started with the Euro appreciating gradually against the Yen.
On Friday morning, the yellow metal's price was regaining some of the losses, which were suffered during Thursday's trading session.
Yesterday, the US Dollar managed to regain some losses after the massive plummet on Wednesday.
The morning session started rather calmly for GBP/USD with no strong market movers pushing the pair to either side.
During Thursday's trading session the currency exchange rate had retreated down to the 1.1075 mark, where it found support.
By the end of Wednesday's trading the New Zealand Dollar had surged above the strong resistance cluster near the 0.6930 mark against the US Dollar.
The Greenback was scoring gains against the Canadian Dollar during the first half of Thursday's trading session.
This trading session can be characterized by strong upside and downside volatility but lack of strong market movers, demonstrating that neither bulls nor bears managed to take the upper hand.
The Euro continues to depreciate against the Yen for the second consecutive day.
On Thursday morning the yellow metal's price was in a retreat, as it had failed to break the resistance put up by the weekly R3, which is located at the 1,261.72 level.
The USD/JPY pair experienced a rather devastating blow on Wednesday, losing more than 200 pips amid continued political turmoil in the US.
For the third consecutive day this week the British Pound was able to outperform the US Dollar yesterday, approaching dangerously close to the 1.30 mark.
The EUR/USD currency pair seems to have encountered the resistance of a medium term ascending channel pattern, which broke through the previously active long term channel up.
After fluctuating mildly during Tuesday's trading session the New Zealand Dollar remained unchanged by the end of the day against the US Dollar.