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 readGBPJPY opened Monday at 218.445 and closed Friday at 212.624, a drop of roughly 582 pips over the week. The pair held its range for three sessions before Thursday cracked it open, with price sinking from an intraday high of 218.679 to a low of 212.354. Yen strength drove the move, and Friday extended the weakness into the close.
The calendar carries no scheduled high-impact events in the bundle, so the yen intervention story is the single theme for the new week. Monday's headlines flag the US entering the intervention debate as USD/JPY holds lower, and that keeps the yen leg of GBPJPY at the centre of attention.
With no data prints to anchor to, watch official comments and any follow-through on intervention. A yen that keeps firming pressures GBPJPY lower, while any sign the intervention push fades gives the pair room to stabilise near last week's close.
If the yen intervention theme intensifies and price closes below last week's 212.354 low early in the week, the next reference zone opens beneath that floor. If GBPJPY holds above 212.624 and reclaims the 215.616 area, the prior consolidation shelf near 217.66 comes back into focus. A correlated move in GBP/USD would help confirm whether sterling or the yen is driving the swing.
Sentiment shows 55.3 percent long against 44.7 percent short. That is a modest long skew after a heavy weekly decline, which suggests some traders are leaning into a bounce rather than chasing the drop. A crowded long book into further yen strength can accelerate downside if those positions unwind.
Last week's low at 212.354 is the first reference below the Friday close of 212.624. On the upside, the Friday open at 215.613 and the earlier consolidation near 217.66 mark the levels where selling pressure previously sat. These are reference levels for context, not entry signals. Open an LHFX account to trade GBPJPY this week.
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