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 US30 opened Monday at 52,133 and closed Friday at 51,743. The weekly high printed at 52,504 on Wednesday, and the low reached 51,531 on Thursday. That leaves a net weekly loss of about 390 points, close to 0.75 percent, with most of the damage done in a single session.
The week split into two halves. Monday through Wednesday held a tight, slightly firmer range, with price grinding from the 51,880 Monday close up to the 52,219 Wednesday close and tagging the 52,504 high intraday. Thursday reversed that work. Price opened at 52,220 and sold off hard to 51,531 before settling at 51,695, wiping out the midweek gains in one candle on the heaviest volume of the week at 104,968.
Friday brought no follow-through in either direction. The session traded a narrow 51,684 to 51,787 band on light volume of 18,466 and closed at 51,743, just above the Thursday settle. The bundle carried no scheduled economic events or headlines for the closing week, so the Thursday flush stands as the defining move without a single catalyst attached to it.
The bundle lists no scheduled high-impact events for the upcoming week. With no calendar catalyst confirmed, price action is likely to take its cue from where it opens relative to the 51,743 close and how it behaves around the Thursday low. Watch how equity index peers such as the Nasdaq 100 trade, since a broad risk move tends to drag US30 with it. If a session opens firm and holds above the recent range, the midweek highs come back into focus. If it opens weak and breaks the prior low, sellers keep control.
As of 2026-07-24, LHFX client positioning showed 57.3 percent long against 42.7 percent short. That is a moderate long skew after a down week. When the majority sits long into weakness, the crowd is leaning against the recent direction, which can leave late longs exposed if price fails to reclaim lost ground.
The Thursday low at 51,531 is the first line in the sand. If price closes below it, the next obvious reference is the round 51,500 area and open space beneath. On the upside, the 51,880 Monday close and the 52,219 Wednesday close mark the levels bulls need to reclaim. If price pushes back above 52,504, the weekly high, the range resets higher. You can track these levels in real time when you open an account with LHFX.
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