On June 26, the EUR/USD pair has not won and has not lost a single basis point, and thus, the current wave markup has not changed at all and still assumes the construction of wave 5 in C in B.

On June 25, the EUR/USD pair has lost around 40 basis points, but has not violated the current wave counting, which involves the construction of an upward wave of 5 in C in B.

On June 24, the EUR/USD pair lost about 55 basis points and thus started building a new downward wave. However, this wave can belong to the wave 4 in C in B or be the second, corrective in the composition of the wave 5 in C in B.

On June 23, the EUR / USD pair gained about 50 bps and thus continued construction supposed wave 5 to C to B. If this is true, then the increase in prices will continue with the targets located around the level of 161.8% and 200.0% Fibonacci within wave 5 in C in B. Near one of these levels, the whole wave B may end, and the instrument may begin to build a new long-term downward trend section.

On June 22, the EUR/USD pair gained about 75 basis points and, thus, presumably completed the construction of the wave C in 4 in C in B. If this is true, then the instrument has moved on to building an upward wave 5.