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 readThe GER30 opened the week at 24871.6 and closed it at 24756.1. The high came Wednesday at 25270.8 and the low printed Monday at 24653.5. That leaves a net weekly move of roughly 115.5 points lower, about 0.46 percent off the open. The index built gains through midweek, then handed almost all of them back over the last two sessions.
There were no scheduled economic events or news headlines in this week's data bundle, so the story sits inside the price action. Monday set the low at 24653.5 and closed weak at 24696.6. Tuesday and Wednesday reversed that, with Tuesday closing at 25055.5 and Wednesday reaching for the 25270.8 high before settling at 25125.8.
Thursday broke the rhythm. Price opened at 25129.2, sold down to 24681.1, and closed at 24772.2, wiping out the midweek advance. Friday was thin, with volume collapsing to 12729 against Thursday's 119226, and the index drifted in a narrow band between 24692.6 and 24787.1 before closing at 24756.1.
The bundle lists no scheduled high-impact events for the coming week. With no confirmed catalysts on the calendar, price is more likely to take direction from the technical structure left behind. If a fresh European data print or corporate earnings surprise lands hotter than the market expects, index futures typically catch a bid on improved risk appetite. If sentiment cools, the same structure that failed near the weekly high becomes the ceiling again. Watch how German equities trade against wider risk assets, since a move in the broader tape often drags the index with it. The Nasdaq 100 is a useful lead for how tech-heavy risk appetite is trending.
LHFX client positioning shows 61.6 percent long against 38.4 percent short as of 2026-07-24. That is a clear lean toward the upside even after the index round-tripped lower. A majority-long book after a rejection from the highs means many traders are holding for a bounce. If price keeps grinding down, that skew can flip into forced exits, which tends to accelerate the move.
The Monday low at 24653.5 is the first floor. If price closes below it, the next reference is the round 24500 area with no intraweek support printed beneath. On the upside, Thursday's failure near 25129 and the weekly high at 25270.8 mark the resistance shelf. If price reclaims 25125 and holds, the 25270.8 high is back in play. You can follow the full setup on your LHFX account dashboard.
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