Even though USD/JPY fell, the decline was not significant, and the pair's attempts to reach the support cluster at 119.00 turned out unsuccessful.
On Wednesday, the British Pound advanced, but not as far as expected.
EUR/USD decided to go further and trade upwards during yesterday's trading session.
Despite the New Zealand trade balance missing the estimate by a wide margin, the pair still managed to edge up.
The US Dollar slid versus its Canadian counterpart for the third consecutive day.
On Tuesday, the Australian Dollar did not vindicate the forecast and dipped instead of rising.
The cross edged down, as was anticipated. However, the loss was minor, only 20 pips, and the single currency failed to reach the initial support at 129.84.
XAU/USD has been approaching an important down-trend line during past five days, by registering constant daily gains.
On Tuesday, the US Dollar appreciated against the Japanese Yen, although not as much as anticipated.
The Sterling declined for the second day yesterday, although the 2013 low remains unconquered.
On Tuesday, EUR/USD has initially succeeded in crossing the major resistance line at 1.0942, represented by the monthly S2.
Yesterday the Kiwi added 75 pips, as it ignored the 100-day SMA. The currency also managed to challenge the Bollinger band, but ended the trading session at 0.7650.
The US Dollar underperformed relative to the Loonie on Monday, and although the loss was minor, the Buck nonetheless ignored the monthly pivot point.
The Australian Dollar moved even higher, breaching the downsliding channel's resistance line.
The cross extended its rally for the second day, although the gains were limited by the 20-day SMA.
XAU/USD cross continued to recover from its worst loss which sent Gold below 1,150 during the second week of March.
The US Dollar keeps surprising with its performance.
The British Pound fell on Monday, although not as far as anticipated.
For a second consecutive day, EUR/USD gained more than 100 pips.
The Kiwi covered 156 pips on Friday, breaching all potential obstacles on its path. Importantly, NZD/USD breached the resistance trend-line before ending the trading day at 0.7656.
USD/CAD fell deeper than on Wednesday. Nevertheless, the monthly PP remained a strong support level. By the end of the trading session the pair settled at 1.2549.
On Friday, the US Dollar weakened versus its Australian counterpart, and the AUD/USD pair surged 124 pips.
The single European currency advanced and ended Friday's trading session right on the monthly S2 at 129.84.
Gold rebounded for a third consecutive day on Friday and crossed a number of important resistances on its way to the north.