Weekly Movement of U.S. Dollar

The dollar gains against the Great Britain pound and Japanese yen this week, placed on the other hand, the dollar fell against the euro, extending its losses for the second week.
The speculation that the economic recovery gains momentum and the statement of Jean-Claude Trichet, the European economy is doing better than most, to the market, strengthened the euro against the dollar, despite some losses in the beginning and end of the week. The week was fairly flat for the GBP / USD currency pair, but Friday pushed the pound down considerably, perhaps because of the unfavorable macro-economic indicators, including the widening trade deficit. However, this decline is only a correction after the five-week rally of the British currency. The improving outlook for the global economy, demand for safety, dragging the yen in the second half of this week.
The U.S. labor market that unexpected support to the dollar, with surprisingly good results. Yet the U.S. economy for the most part not see many reasons for optimism and the strength of the dollar remains questionable.
EUR / USD 1.2639 after opening at 1.2555 and closed the achievement of its weekly high of 1.2721. GBP / USD 1.5063 closed after opening at 1.5192. USD / JPY closed at 88.63 after opening at 87.71 and reached as low as 87.01 this week.
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