Yesterday, US Dollar confirmed the forecast, as it appreciated against the Yen for the second day.
Monday's decline was just a setback in the Pound's movement.
Despite movements in the range between 1.0660 and 1.0770 on Tuesday, EUR/USD posted completely no daily changes in its price.
Yesterday, the NZD/USD pair plunged down to the 200-day SMA.
As was forecasted, the USD/CAD edged up on Monday.
The Australian Dollar declined against the Greenback yesterday, but a lot more than expected.
On Monday, the EUR/JPY currency pair declined, as was anticipated.
Gold denied violating boundaries of the sideways corridor, in which the metal has been developing for the past eight trading days.
USD/JPY fell under substantial volatility yesterday.
The monthly PP forced the GBP/USD pair to edge down on Monday.
Provided with considerable downside pressure, EUR/USD declined noticeably on Monday.
The Kiwi behaved in accordance with the forecast last Friday, edging up, but slightly less than anticipated.
In spite of the bearish forecast, the USD/CAD edged up at the end of last week.
Last Friday, the AUD/USD currency pair remained relatively unchanged.
The Euro appreciated against the Yen for the fourth consecutive day on Friday.
The precious metal remained capped by two technical levels on Friday, as 55 and 20-day SMA denied the idea of developing above 1,205 or below 1,195.
The US Dollar declined against the Japanese Yen for the fifth consecutive day on Friday.
Last Friday, the British currency behaved according to the forecast – appreciated versus the Greenback.
EUR/USD's upside correction reached the monthly PP at 1.0811 on Friday.
On Friday, the New Zealand Dollar edged up on the weaker Greenback.
The US Dollar tumbled for the third consecutive day on Thursday.
On Thursday, the Aussie overperformed, as immediate resistances failed to stop the advance.
The Euro rallied for the third day in a row, and the yesterday's gains exceeded the preceding rally.
It seems that Gold returned into the narrow range between two important technical levels, the 20 and 55-day SMAs.