The EUR/USD pair traded on Tuesday in the same manner as in recent weeks—exhibiting low volatility and a minimal upward tilt. In the current circumstances, it seems unnecessary to analyze which levels were breached and which were not, as 90% of the current movement is pure flat.

The GBP/USD currency pair declined moderately throughout Thursday, with volatility even decreasing for the historically active British pound. Yes, the pound is trading in a way that suggests traders can expect profits. However, its activity is also declining.

The EUR/USD currency pair remained stagnant on Thursday. The "analysis" should begin not with geopolitical events or macroeconomic reports, but with an indicator that most traders and analysts regularly seem to forget: volatility.

The GBP/USD currency pair traded higher on Monday, but the situation for the British pound is somewhat different from that of the euro. Recall that two weeks ago, the pound experienced a sharp 300-pip drop, triggered not only by geopolitical tensions but also by the market's anticipation of a new breakdown in negotiations and a renewal of war in the Middle East.

The EUR/USD currency pair rose moderately on Monday, reflecting traders' current mood—"cautious optimism." Essentially, this optimism is based solely on the number of positive news items in the general information flow.