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 readAs of Wednesday's close, US30 trades at 52,688. That is 419 points above Monday's open of 52,269, a gain of roughly 0.8 percent on the week so far. The high of the week landed at 52,906 on Tuesday. The low sits at 51,989, printed early Monday before buyers stepped in.
The bundle carries no scheduled events or headlines for this week, so the move is a price-action story rather than a data-driven one. Tuesday did the heavy lifting: the index opened at 52,217 and ran to 52,906, closing at 52,776 for a session gain of more than 550 points. Wednesday has been quiet by comparison, holding a tight 52,618 to 52,833 range on much thinner volume of 14,019 against Tuesday's 106,395.
The bundle lists no scheduled high-impact events for Thursday or Friday. That shifts the focus to how price behaves around Tuesday's high. If US30 pushes back above 52,906 and holds, the round 53,000 handle comes into view. If sellers defend that high and the index slips back under 52,600, the week's momentum comes into question. Watch broader index tone through peers like the Nasdaq 100, which often leads risk sentiment.
As of Wednesday, 57.3 percent of positions are long and 42.7 percent are short. That is a modest tilt toward the buy side, consistent with the week's upward drift, but it is far from a crowded trade. A skew this close to balanced tells you consensus is leaning higher without conviction, which leaves room for a move in either direction if volume returns.
Two levels frame the rest of the week. Tuesday's 52,906 high is the ceiling: a clean break and hold above it opens the path toward 53,000. Wednesday's 52,618 low is the floor: lose that on rising volume and the 52,269 open, then the 51,989 weekly low, come back into play. See the current spread on an LHFX account before the back half of the week gets moving.
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