The Aussie's rally continued on Tuesday, as it added another 22 pips against the US counterpart.
The New Zealand Dollar is appreciating against the US Dollar, as the currency exchange rate reached the height of 0.7237 by 11:00 GMT.
Upon reaching the 113.60 level this week, the EUR/JPY has been struggling to edge higher.
The yellow metal started to surge on Tuesday, and it continued the movement on Wednesday, as by 5:00 GMT the metal had passed resistance put up by both the monthly and the weekly pivot points at 1,345.31 and 1,345.68.
For the second consecutive week the USD/JPY currency pair bounced back from the 102.50 level, unable to surge higher.
Having slumped for the fifth time in a row, the Cable still managed to remain above the 1.30 handle on Tuesday.
The common European currency is surging against the US Dollar on Wednesday, as the currency exchange rate broke through resistance put up by the 55-day SMA at 1.1150 by 5:00 GMT.
The Kiwi is stuck amidst various resistance and support levels against the Greenback on Tuesday.
The US Dollar depreciated against the Canadian Dollar on Monday, as it ended day's trading at 1.3154.
Friday's strong US NFP data was unable to reverse the AUD/USD pair's bullish trend on Monday, as another rally took place.
The given cross began the week with a 55-pip rally, which was still insufficient to reverse the bearish trend.
The yellow metal did not move in a certain direction on Monday, as the metal slightly moved lower to 1,333.93 at the end of the day's trading session.
Not much has changed during the last 24 hours, meaning that the near-term outlook for the Cable remains bearish.
The recent rebound from the 50% Fibo keeps suggesting that a short-term recovery towards the current descending channel's resistance line is likely to take place.
The common European currency slightly surged on Monday, as it moved to the 1.1088 level after bouncing off the 200-day SMA at 1.1078.
The Kiwi fell below the 38.20% Fibo retracement against the US Dollar on Friday, as the Greenback gained strength on Non-Farm Payrolls data release.
Due to much higher than expected US Non-Farm Payrolls data, the US Dollar skyrocketed on Friday against other majors. This also included the Canadian Dollar,
The common European currency surged against the Japanese Yen on Friday, which put an end to a three consecutive session fall of the currency exchange rate.
The Aussie remained almost unchanged against the US Dollar on Friday, as the exchange rate lost nine pips during the session.
As the key levels are still intact, the medium-term outlook remains mixed, although near-term risks are skewed to the upside.
The immediate outlook on the Cable is bearish, as the currency pair once again failed to break through supply at 1.33 last week.
The yellow metal fell sharply on Friday, as the bullion erased all gains of the previous week.
The common European currency fell below the monthly PP against the US Dollar on Friday, as the pair even touched the 1.1046 level during Friday's trading session.
"With the Canadian dollar strengthening against the US dollar as oil prices rise above $41, I expect some more weakness for the USD/CAD pair over the coming days and a possible pull back even towards 1.29.''- Alexandros Yfantis (based on investing.com) Pair's Outlook The Greenback fell below the monthly PP at 1.3043 against the Loonie, and the pair almost touched additional support level comprised of