The euro fell against the dollar, with the EUR/USD pair trading at a low of 1.2677 and a high of 1.2819. The pound fell to a six-week low, as the GBP/USD pair traded at a low of 1.5296 and a high of 1.5424.

The GBP/USD pair traded at a high of 1.5489 and a low of 1.5344, posting losses against the IS dollar. The British pound also weakened for the fifth consecutive day against the euro. In Japan, the yen gained a little against the dollar, with the USD/JPY trading at a high of 84.49 and a low of 84.04.

The euro only managed a small gain against the dollar and bounced back almost near the support level. The Preliminary CPI remained the same as the 1.6% forecast. From -19k expected outcome, the German Unemployment Change tumbled to -17k. On September 1 trading day, the EUR/USD traded between 1.2625 and 1.2742.

The US dollar posted gains against many forex majors including the Canadian dollar. The USD/CAD traded at a low of 1.0573 and a high of 1.0671. Meanwhile, the Japanese yen rose against the dollar, as the USD/JPY ended up with a low of 83.80 and a high of 84.65.

The pound continues on its downward trend with the GBP/USD pair trading at a low of 1.5499 and a high of 1.5619. It almost hit a four-week low for the trading day. The dollar was able to gain against most of the majors as it got a major boost from risk aversion. Following the weak global economic data, investors to the Japanese yen, prompting its gains against major currencies. The USD/JPY traded between 85.09 and 85.64.

The US dollar was also able to gain against the majors, despite the high jobless claims data from last week. NASDAQ increased by 0.04%, while Dow Jones fell by 0.56%. Gold fell to close at $1,228.8 per ounce, and crude oil fell to close at $73.4 per barrel.

The euro is facing problems as it drops to a five-week low against the dollar. The EUR/USD pair traded at a low of 1.2663 and a high of 1.2833. The pound fell against the dollar and the yen, with the GBP/USD pair trading at a low of 1.5460 and a high of 1.5595.

After posting a 3-week low against the dollar, the British pound was finally able to make a comeback, gaining against both the US dollar and the euro. The GBP/USD pair traded at a high of 1.5688 and a low of 1.5498. In the US, the dollar fell against many of the currency majors and came out with mixed results. This is due to the fact that the investors are worried about the US recovery, and at the same time, they are seeking out the dollar because it is more stable than some of the other currencies right now.

The Japanese yen has also fallen against major currencies, especially due to the rally of the stocks and commodities. The USD/JPY pair traded at a high of 85.68 and a low of 85.18. In the Euro zone, strong economic data influenced investors to buy up the euro currency, causing it to strengthen against the dollar. The EUR/USD pair traded at a high of 1.2916 and a low of 1.2804. As can be seen, the dollar came out mixed against the majors.

The Japanese yen fell from an amazing 15-year high against the dollar. The USD/JPY pair traded at a high of 86.37 and a low of 85.56. The euro descended to a three-week low against the dollar, with the EUR/USD pair trading at a low of 1.2749 and a high of 1.2906. The British pound also declined for the first week since July 9th, as the GBP/USD traded at a low of 1.5572 and a high of 1.5679. In the US, Retail Sales came out slightly worse than expected, while CPI came out slightly better than expected. The NASDAQ and Dow Jones both weakened, while crude oil fell to close at $75.39 per barrel, and gold fell to close at $1,216 per ounce.

On August 13 forex trading day, the EUR/USD pair traded at a high of 1.2931 and a low of 1.2780. The euro weakened against the dollar, falling below the 1.28 level but was able to jump back and rose above its resistance level of 1.2830, which indicates a positive momentum for the pair. The British pound fell against the dollar for four straight days. It fell behind its support level of of 1.5560 but was able to recover and traded around the 1.56 level. The momentum for the pair is also positive as it rose above the 1.5620 resistance level. The GBP/USD marked a high of 1.5712 and a low of 1.5559.

Both the euro and the British pound have weakened against the dollar, especially due to the decision by the US to continue their efforts to curb economic slowdown. Despite the fact that the German CPI came out better than expected at 0.3%, the EUR/USD pair still fell below its support level but later climbed back to the 1.32 zone, trading at a low of 1.3073 and a high of 1.3232. The GBP/USD pair fell in the face of mixed economic data. The GBP/USD traded at a high of 1.5906 and a low of 1.5708.