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 readADAUSD trades at 0.1898 as of Wednesday's close, up marginally from Monday's open at 0.1888. The week's high sits at 0.1988, printed Tuesday, and the low sits at 0.1810, set Monday. The move so far amounts to about 0.001, or roughly half a percent higher on the week, though the tape has cooled from its Tuesday peak.
There is no scheduled crypto catalyst in the bundle this week, so price action has run on flow rather than a headline. Wednesday's session traded thin, with volume at 517 against Monday's 4232, and that drop in participation lines up with the fade from 0.1988 back toward 0.1892. The only macro item on the wire was a firmer PBOC dollar fix against a softer Reuters estimate, which gave risk assets little reason to push higher.
The calendar carries no scheduled high-impact events for ADAUSD across Thursday and Friday. That leaves the back half of the week driven by broader crypto flow and dollar tone. If Bitcoin firms and drags the sector higher, ADAUSD has room back toward the Tuesday high. If the dollar stays bid on firmer PBOC fixes, the pressure that capped Wednesday stays in place.
As of Wednesday, sentiment reads 67.6 percent long against 32.4 percent short. That skew leans clearly toward the upside, which tells you consensus midweek is still positioned for a bounce even as spot drifts lower. A crowded long book can cut both ways: it supports dips, but it also leaves more stops exposed if 0.1892 gives way.
The line in the sand is 0.1892, Wednesday's low and the base of the recent range. Hold above it and 0.1930, Monday's close, comes back into focus. Lose it and the Monday low at 0.1810 is the next reference point below. Watch which side of 0.1900 price settles on into Thursday, and open an account with us to track the level in real time as the week plays out: start here.
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