On Wednesday, the US Dollar dropped versus the Yen for the fourth day.
The Sterling touched the 1.47 level on Wednesday, but bounced right back.
The short-term outlook for EUR/USD remains bullish.
There were no surprises with the NZD/USD pair.
On Tuesday, the Greenback slumped a lot more than expected.
The AUD/USD currency pair edged up on Tuesday, according to the expectations.
The EUR/JPY cross, after showing elevated volatility yesterday, closed higher.
Yesterday, XAU/USD escaped the narrow range, in which the cross was bounded for the past two trading days.
On Tuesday, the USD/JPY pair failed to rebound and dropped amid the worse-than-expected fundamentals.
The Sterling surprised with its performance against the US Dollar, as the price surged more than 100 pips.
After a third unsuccessful attempt to breach the lower Bollinger band at 1.0550, pair decided to change direction of its development and turned attention to the closest resistance at 1.0735.
The NZD/USD pair suffered substantial losses on Monday.
Yesterday, the US Dollar appreciated against its Canadian counterpart.
As anticipated, AUD/USD failed to close at 0.76.
On Monday, the Euro extended its decline, after closing the previous week in red.
Even though trading range of XAU/USD remained under pressure between to technical lines on Monday, Gold still managed to stay within its boundaries during the day.
USD/JPY demonstrated increasing levels of volatility yesterday, with the difference between the open and close exceeding 100 pips.
The Sterling keeps surprising, as it edged up on Monday, instead of slumping versus the US Dollar.
Despite falling for a sixth day in a row, the Euro failed to drop beyond Bollinger band at 1.0550 on Monday.
The currency pair edged down last Friday. Although the forecast stated a dip towards 0.75, the Kiwi actually closed the week at 0.7528.
At the end of the previous week the US Dollar weakened against its Canadian counterpart, despite the rally at the beginning of the trading session.
Last Friday, the AUD/USD pair declined, as the monthly PP forced the pair to retreat.
The currency pair fell for a fifth day in a row on Friday.
Despite posting a considerable jump in price on Friday, Gold still managed to respect two closest resistance and support levels and denied developing beyond any of them.