Market Analysis
EURUSD weekly: euro drops 111 pips to 1.14817, 2026-09-14
EURUSD gave up 111 pips over the week of 14 September 2026, with the whole loss landing in a single Wednesday session that broke 1.1500.
4 min readAUDUSD opened Monday at 0.69783 and closed Friday at 0.69807, a net move of roughly two pips higher across the week. That flat result hides the swing inside it. Price tagged 0.70264 on Tuesday, then rolled over into Thursday's low of 0.69607 before buyers dragged it back above 0.698. The week ended almost exactly where it began, which is why the tape read as a range rather than a trend.
The economic calendar in the bundle is empty for the coming five sessions. No high-impact prints are scheduled, so the single biggest theme is the range itself. Last week's forexlive note called AUDUSD stuck in the mud and looking for a break from the non-trend. That framing carries straight into this week. With no data to force a decision, order flow around last week's boundaries decides direction.
Because there is no scheduled event risk, secondary themes come down to broad US dollar tone and risk appetite. When the dollar firms across the board, the Aussie tends to sag; when risk sentiment lifts, it tends to catch a bid. Watch how correlated pairs behave, since a coordinated dollar move usually shows up in EUR/USD at the same time. Open an LHFX account to trade AUDUSD this week.
With no data catalyst, the scenarios anchor to last week's range edges. If price pushes through and holds above last week's high at 0.70264 early in the week, the round 0.7050 zone becomes the next obvious reference. If buyers fail there, the pair likely slips back inside the range. If instead sellers break Thursday's low at 0.69607, the prior swing area toward 0.6950 comes back into focus. A dollar-wide move would tend to line up with the same direction in EUR/USD, so a solo Aussie move against that backdrop is worth treating with more caution.
Sentiment on the LHFX book reads 46.5 percent long and 53.5 percent short as of Monday. That is a modest short skew. The crowd leans toward more downside, which is consistent with a pair that keeps failing to hold its highs. A skew this shallow does not stack the deck either way, but it does mean a clean break above the range would run against the majority position.
These are reference levels, not entry signals. Last week's high at 0.70264 caps the range on the upside, and the psychological 0.7000 line sits just below it as a pivot the pair traded around all week. Thursday's low at 0.69607 marks the floor. A weekly open that stays pinned between 0.696 and 0.703 keeps the non-trend alive; a decisive close outside that band is the first real signal that the range is done.
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