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 readETHUSD trades at 1869.85 as of Wednesday's close, down about 12 points from Monday's open of 1881.65. That works out to a fractional slip of roughly 0.6 percent on the week so far. The high stands at 1882.45, printed Monday, and the low at 1825.21, also set Monday during the week's opening flush. Since then price has clawed back toward the top of that range.
No scheduled economic events landed in the first half of this week. The one macro thread worth noting was a softer than expected PBOC yuan fix on Wednesday, a weaker fixing than the Reuters estimate. That kind of setting tends to lean on broad risk appetite, and ETHUSD's grind off Monday's 1825.21 low held despite that backdrop rather than because of any single catalyst.
The back half of this week carries no scheduled high-impact events in the bundle, so the daily PBOC fixing pattern stays the reference point. If the fix keeps printing weaker than estimates through Thursday and Friday and ETHUSD holds above 1857, the recovery off Monday's low stays intact. If a firmer fix cools broader risk appetite and price loses that level, Monday's 1825.21 low comes back into focus.
As of Wednesday morning, 62.1 percent of LHFX positioning sits long and 37.9 percent short. That skew tells you the midweek consensus leans toward the recovery continuing, with buyers still the larger crowd after the Monday dip was bought back. A crowded long book is worth watching if price stalls near the week's highs.
The line in the sand is 1857, roughly Wednesday's open and the pivot the recovery has been built on. Hold above it and the 1874.73 to 1882.45 zone that capped price earlier this week becomes the next test. Lose 1857 and the range low at 1825.21 is back in play. If you want the same read on Bitcoin, watch whether it tracks or diverges from this move. You can follow both levels live from a single LHFX account.
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