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 readGER30 trades at 25398.9 as of Wednesday's close, up 79.6 points from Monday's open of 25319.3. The week's high stands at 25592.2, set Tuesday, and the low is 25176.3 from Monday's session. So the index is holding a modest gain on the week, but it has given back ground from the peak.
There are no scheduled events or headlines in this week's bundle to pin the move to. Price action tells the story on its own. Monday and Tuesday built a steady advance, closing at 25452 then 25583.4. Wednesday opened at 25590.3, could not push past it, and faded to 25398.9 on thin volume of 18094 versus the 109451 and 112055 seen the two prior sessions. That drop in participation matters. A rejection at the highs on light volume reads as hesitation rather than a decisive turn.
The bundle carries no scheduled events for the back half of this week. Without a catalyst on the calendar, the next two sessions come down to whether Tuesday's high near 25592 holds as resistance. If buyers reclaim that level and close above it, the week's high becomes the reference point for the upside. If the Wednesday fade extends, Monday's low at 25176.3 is the first area where the week's gain would come under real pressure.
As of Wednesday morning, 61.6 percent of positions are long and 38.4 percent are short. That skew tells you the crowd is still leaning bullish midweek, even after the Wednesday pullback. A majority long into a rejection at the highs is worth watching. It means the move lower found sellers, but consensus has not flipped.
The line in the sand is 25590, the Tuesday high that Wednesday failed to clear. If price presses back into that zone and holds, the recovery stays intact. If it slips and 25400 gives way, the 25266 low from Wednesday's own session is the next area to watch, with Monday's 25176 behind it. Traders comparing this to Wall Street sentiment can track the Nasdaq 100 for a read on broader risk appetite, and you can open a position on either from a single LHFX account.
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