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 UK100 opened the week at 10340.8 and closed Friday at 10382.8, gaining 42 points or 0.4%. The weekly high reached 10416.5 on Wednesday, while the low printed at 10144.8 during Wednesday's selloff. Total weekly range spanned 271.7 points.
Wednesday dominated the week's price action with a 267.4-point intraday swing. The index plunged to 10149.1 before reversing sharply to close at 10412.5, marking the week's strongest session. This V-shaped recovery erased Tuesday's 1.4% decline and the early-week weakness that had pushed UK100 below 10200.
Volume surged to 116,318 contracts on Wednesday's selloff day, the highest reading of the week. Friday's half-session saw just 23,139 contracts traded as the index consolidated near Wednesday's close.
No major UK economic releases are scheduled for the upcoming week. The absence of domestic data puts focus on price action at key technical levels. If UK100 breaks above Wednesday's high at 10416.5, the next resistance sits near 10450. If the index rejects current levels and drops below 10300, Wednesday's low at 10149.1 becomes the downside target.
Current positioning shows 60.7% of traders are long versus 39.3% short. This 3:2 long bias suggests moderate bullishness after Wednesday's recovery. The skew isn't extreme enough to signal crowded positioning, leaving room for the index to move in either direction without triggering position squeezes.
If UK100 holds above 10350, the weekly high at 10416.5 becomes the obvious target. A break above that level opens the path to test 10450. If price fails at current levels and closes below 10300, Wednesday's low at 10149.1 comes back into focus. The 10200 round number sits between these extremes as the pivot.
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