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, GBPJPY trades at 217.425. That is down 102 pips from Monday's 218.445 open. The week's high sits at 218.52, printed Monday, and the low is 217.155, carved out Wednesday. The pair spent Tuesday consolidating before slipping lower today.
There are no scheduled events or headlines in the bundle for this week, so the move has been technical rather than driven by a fresh catalyst. Monday sold off hard from 218.52 down to 217.468 before closing at 217.656. Tuesday held that ground and nudged up to 217.725. Wednesday resumed the downside, pressing to 217.155 on thin volume before settling at 217.425.
The bundle carries no scheduled high-impact events for the back half of the week. With the calendar quiet, price action is likely to be led by broader risk flow and how the pair reacts to this week's established range. If GBPJPY reclaims Tuesday's 217.725 area, the topside of the range near 217.99 comes back into focus. If Wednesday's 217.155 low gives way, sellers get more room below.
As of Wednesday morning, retail positioning shows 55.2 percent long against 44.8 percent short. That is a mild long skew. Consensus is leaning toward a bounce even as price has drifted lower this week, which tells you the crowd is fading the pullback rather than chasing it.
The 217.155 low from Wednesday is the line in the sand. If price holds above it into the rest of the week, the range between there and 217.725 stays intact and buyers can lean on the floor. If 217.155 breaks and closes below, the round 217.00 handle is the next reference point. You can track the range in real time and set your own alerts by opening an LHFX account.
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