The Aussie suffered from falling oil prices more than anticipated, as the immediate support failed to hold the losses, causing the trade to close at 0.7266 yesterday.
The European currency declined against the Japanese Yen on Monday, with volatility limited by the 55 and 200-day SMAs.
Volatility of gold prices remains quite high for the moment, as we are nearing the crucial meeting of the Fed, which is weighing on the Dollar's value.
Yesterday the USD/JPY currency pair edged closer to the Nov high, but failed to touch the immediate resistance cluster.
The British Pound edged lower against the US Dollar on Monday, with the immediate support in face of the weekly PP limiting the losses.
EUR/USD still continues to absorb a substantial rally of the previous week.
The New Zealand Dollar experienced another rally on Friday, ultimately stabilising at 0.6744.
At the end of the previous week the USD/CAD extended its consolidation and remained relatively flat, on the brink of having the up-trend completely broken.
Last Friday the Australian currency experienced substantial volatility, but the immediate support in face of the monthly R1 was able to leave the exchange rate relatively unchanged.
On Friday, after touching both the 55 and the 100-day SMAs, the EUR/JPY currency pair ended the day with a 17-pip loss.
Disappointment from the ECB was fully priced into gold on Friday.
The Greenback overperformed on Friday, as it breached the immediate resistance in face of the 20-day SMA and returned above the major level of 123.00.
The GBP/USD currency pair weakened on Friday, with intraday volatility reaching the 1.5080 level, but with trade closing at 1.5117.
EUR/USD cooled down on Friday, by falling from Thursday's peak at 1.0980 to reach the 1.0882 mark by the end of last week's trading.
The NZD/USD currency pair slightly overperformed, as it managed to settle higher than the Thursday's opening price, but was still unable to pierce the resistance in face of the weekly R3.
In spite of several negative to the US Dollar signs, it still managed to outperform the Canadian currency after testing both the 1.33 and 1.34 levels.
The Australian Dollar negated all Wednesday's losses and even reached the intraday target of 0.7360 yesterday.
The third resistance cluster was unable to hold the EUR/JPY cross from rising further, which resulted in the pair appreciating above the 134.00 major level and meeting resistance only at 134.55, with trade closing on top of the 200-day SMA at 134.10.
The precious metal hovered in positive direction on Thursday, especially pricing in the "hawkish easing" from the ECB, which sent the Dollar strongly lower in the market.
The US Dollar's losses slightly exceeded expectations, as the pair stabilised at 122.59, rather than in front of the weekly PP at 122.74.
The US Dollar experienced a harsh sell-off on Thursday, mainly caused by the ECB's unexpected stimulus decision, as well as a set of weak US fundamentals.
EUR/USD's surge by more than 300 points was hardly predictable yesterday, even though the ECB unveiled more support for economy.
The NZD/USD fell down on Wednesday, edging closer to the second support cluster just under 0.66.
The USD/CAD experienced minor volatility for the third consecutive day yesterday, jumping between the 20-day SMA and the upper Bollinger band.