The EUR/USD declined to a one month low after US nonfarm payrolls data came in lower than expected on Friday.
The British pound declined after weaker global services and construction data raised the prospects of two to three interest rate cuts this year.
The USD/JPY hit a more than one month peak after reports that Prime Minister Takaichi was considering dissolving the Lower House and calling a snap election.
Gold prices jumped following the US capture of Venezuelan President Maduro and after protests against the Iranian regime widened and turned violent.
US S&P 500 stocks rose to a fresh all time high after monthly employment figures suggested the US economy remained robust, while scope for rate cuts boosted chip stocks like Intel, which were given vocal support from the White House last week
Oil prices bounced off a two week low to end firmly in the green in a week that saw violence in the Middle East that could impact oil supplies. Black gold was also supported by falling US inventories.