The US Dollar declined against its Canadian counterpart more than anticipated, as the monthly R1 was pierced and the pair closed trade only in front of the weekly PP.
The Australian Dollar negated this week's losses, but failed to remain above the Monday's opening price and stabilised only at 0.7015.
The 200-day SMA limited the Euro's upside potential and even caused the tide turn.
Gold continued to under-perform on Wednesday, while prolonging the period of daily losses to four consecutive working days.
The Greenback managed to rebound yesterday, with the upside volatility reaching the weekly PP at 120.33.
The Sterling struggled to appreciate against the US Dollar for another day, retesting the 23.60% Fibonacci retracement.
Yesterday EUR/USD failed at the 50% Fibonacci retracement of the Jul-Aug uptrend around 1.1260.
After experiencing rather substantial volatility, the New Zealand currency managed to advance against its American counterpart.
Even though the USD/CAD went over the weekly R1, trade still closed only at 1.3421.
The AUD/USD currency pair remained relatively unchanged on Tuesday, losing only six pips, but reaching the intraday low of 0.6940.
For the fourth time in a row the European currency tested the monthly S1 at 134.25, but unlike on Monday, the immediate support failed to hold the EUR/JPY cross from falling.
Despite the fact that the precious metal continued to slide in value on Tuesday, it was unable to register the daily closing price below an important support zone at 1,125.
The USD/JPY tested both the immediate resistance and the support, but ultimately suffered a slight decline of 20 pips.
The GBP/USD currency pair reached the lowest point since August, as it stabilised at 1.5148.
Neither bulls nor bears managed to take control over the market on Tuesday as the EUR/USD cross finished the trading session with literally no change in value.
Upon reaching 0.64 psychological level, the New Zealand Dollar was pushed back down to the support cluster around 0.6335.
The American Dollar appreciated against its Canadian counterpart yesterday, breaching the 2004 Q3 high and, thus, reaching a fresh ten-year high.
The Australian Dollar suffered more weakness on Monday, piercing the 0.70 major level and stabilising at 0.6988.
The EUR/JPY currency pair remained relatively unchanged on Monday, adding only five puts, despite having tested the 134.00 major level.
Fears of a US rate hike this year, fuelled by comments from FOMC officials on Monday, resulted in a sharp decline of gold prices.
The Greenback declined against the Japanese Yen on Monday, amid a risk-aversion sentiment dominating the market.
The Cable's attempts to appreciate yesterday were dampened by the monthly S1 and 23.60% Fibo, while the Aug low prevented the pair from edging lower.
Supported by important 200-day moving average line, the EUR/USD currency pair inched higher on Monday and eroded all initial daily losses.
Although the NZD/USD currency pair tested the 0.63 major level last Friday, the day still ended with the Kiwi outperforming the US Dollar.