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 readUK100 opened Monday at 10757.3 and closed Friday at 10880.5, a net gain of roughly 123 points, or about 1.1 percent on the week. The strongest single session came Tuesday, when the index jumped from an open near 10777.9 to a close of 10923.7 and set the tone for a week that leaned higher despite a pullback into Friday.
The bundle carries no scheduled high-impact calendar events for the five sessions starting 2026-08-03. That shifts the focus onto price behaviour around last week's range rather than a single catalyst. With Friday's close at 10880.5 sitting below the weekly high of 10992.3, the question opening the week is whether buyers reclaim the upper end of that range or let the index drift back toward the middle.
Without a dated event to anchor to, watch how UK100 opens relative to Friday's close and whether early flows follow through on last week's uptrend or fade it. Broader index sentiment can spill across markets, so moves in correlated indices are worth tracking alongside UK100.
If UK100 opens firm and pushes back above last week's high of 10992.3, the round 11000 level comes into view and momentum from Tuesday's rally stays intact. If price rejects the upper range instead, the Friday close near 10880.5 becomes the first pivot to watch, and a break below it opens the door toward the weekly low at 10717.9. A similar tug of war can play out in DAX 30, so watching both together helps confirm whether index appetite is broad or isolated. Open an LHFX account to trade UK100 this week.
As of 2026-08-03, positioning shows 62 percent long against 38 percent short. That is a clear lean toward the upside, which fits last week's net gain. A crowded long book can cut both ways: it reflects consensus that the trend continues, but it also means a sharp reversal has fuel if longs get squeezed out of positions.
The weekly high at 10992.3 sits just under the round 11000 mark and marks the first upside reference. Friday's close at 10880.5 is the near-term pivot. Below that, the weekly low at 10717.9 is the downside reference from last week's range. These are reference levels for orientation, not entry signals.
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