Bitcoin inched down 0.30% to $6,257.90 on the Bitfinex exchange.
USD/CHF bulls are trying to reverse the bear trend by attempting to breakout above 0.9768 September 4 swing high.
The pair managed to recover early lost ground, back closer to 30-month lows, albeit continued with its struggle to make it through the 0.7125-30 supply zone.
USD/CAD main bull trend is taking a breather as the market is having a hard time to break above 1.3200 figure.
EUR/USD bears took their holidays in mid-August and haven’t been back yet, leaving the main bear trend on hold.
The Turkish lira rose against the greenback with USD/TRY down 1.73% to 6.4525.
The GBP/USD pair struggled to build on an early uptick and has now retreated around 20-30 pips from an intraday high level of 1.2955.
Friday's US economic docket highlights the release of keenly watched US monthly jobs report, popularly known as NFP. The report is scheduled to be released at 1230GMT and is expected to show that the US economy added 191K new jobs during the month of August, up from previous month's disappointing reading of 157K.
Widening interest rate differentials are maintaining pressure on JPY as measures of implied volatility show signs of stabilization.
A downside break of the triangle would signal the pullback from the record highs above 7.00 has resumed and could yield a drop to 6.20
The USD/CHF pair is trading in a relatively tight range on Wednesday as markets are taking a break ahead of the week's important data releases. At the moment, the pair is trading at 0.9750, staying virtually unchanged on a daily basis.
EUR/GBP climbed back above 0.90 yesterday supported by the negative surprise in the UK manufacturing PMI, which fell to the lowest level since summer 2016, and an overall muted appetite for GBP.
The AUD/USD pair extended its retracement slide from an intraday high level of 0.7218 and dropped to a 27-month low during the early European session.
The USD/JPY pair built on its intraday positive momentum and climbed to fresh session tops in the last hour, albeit quickly retreated around 15-20 pips thereafter.
EUR/USD traders have taken profits with US markets closed for labour day and the price is being driven back to the upside with a target on the median of the previous day's candle which is around 1.1630. The high so far has been 1.1628.
Friday’s down move was amidst decreasing open interest despite a build in volume. In the very near term, GBP/USD is seen sidelined, although further weakness on Brexit headlines could certainly weigh on sentiment.