What this means to me is that every pullback probably ends up being a buying opportunity.

The Euro has been extraordinarily negative against the British pound on Friday, as the economic figures in the United Kingdom continue to impress, suggesting a hesitant Bank of England.

The British pound has rallied quite nicely against the Swiss franc on Friday as the Retail Sales figures came out hot in the United Kingdom.

Another burst lower took place on Friday for the USD/MXN ,and early morning trading this morning has seen the currency pair sustain lows around the 17.37365 ratio.

The Australian dollar continues to rocket to the upside as it looks like we are heading toward the 0.69 level, given enough time, as the Chinese economy and the RBA support it.

The US Dollar (USD) accelerated its bearish route at the weekly opening, gaping lower against most major rivals. The EUR/USD pair peaked at 1.1876, its highest since last September, on the back of headlines indicating a bilateral intervention of the Japanese Yen (JPY).