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 readBTCUSD last printed 63,957 on Wednesday's close. That is down roughly 1,348 dollars, or about 2.1 percent, from Monday's open at 65,305. The week's high is 65,652, set early Monday, and the low is 62,616 from Tuesday. Price is grinding in the upper part of that range now.
There was no scheduled crypto event on the calendar this week, so the move has been technical. Monday sold off hard from 65,652 down to 63,507 into the close. Tuesday held above 62,616 and closed green at 63,805. Broader dollar softness noted on the wires, with the USD moving lower as markets flipped, matches the modest bid crypto has found back toward 64,000.
The calendar is empty for the back half of this week, so watch price and dollar direction rather than a data release. If the dollar keeps easing and BTCUSD holds above Tuesday's 62,616 low, the reclaim of 65,000 comes back into focus Thursday and Friday. If the dollar firms and 63,466 gives way, Tuesday's low is the next test. Compare the tone against Ethereum, which often leads risk appetite in the space.
As of Wednesday, LHFX client positioning reads 53.3 percent long against 46.7 percent short. That is a mild long lean, not a crowded one. Consensus midweek is cautiously constructive, but the thin edge means a break either way could flip the book quickly.
The line in play right now is 64,075, the week's intraday high on Wednesday. If buyers push through and hold it, 65,000 is the round number overhead. If price rejects there and slips under 63,466, the 62,616 low from Tuesday is back in play. Watch how price behaves at those edges before you open an account and set your alerts around these levels.
Byline: LHFX Research
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