The EUR/USD currency pair traded rather calmly on Tuesday, although in the second half of the day we did see a surge in market volatility. In this article, we would typically analyze the inflation report or the speech by Federal Reserve Chair Kevin Warsh;

The GBP/USD pair has gained nearly 300 pips over the past two weeks; however, will the British currency continue to rise? It is worth noting that we consider the latest surge in the pair entirely justified "for past achievements." In other words, the U.S. dollar is extracting maximum value from every event in 2026, and its rise is not always fully warranted.

The EUR/USD pair has effectively remained stagnant since the Friday before last, trading within the range of 1.1391-1.1461. This means we are dealing with yet another low-volatility flat. As a result, it can now be stated unequivocally that the fundamentals, macroeconomics, and geopolitics are either being ignored or are absent.

The GBP/USD currency pair rose again on Thursday, despite no grounds for the move. Interestingly, during the period when the pound was falling every day, nearly all experts were proclaiming a political crisis, a hawkish stance from the Federal Reserve regarding monetary policy, the weakness of the British economy, and uncertain economic prospects.

The EUR/USD currency pair once again failed to impress with its movements on Thursday. The illustration below clearly shows that since last Friday, the pair has struggled to move more than 40 pips in a day. What further confirmation is needed to demonstrate that the market is ignoring incoming news?