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 readHYPEUSD closed Wednesday at 67.225. That is down from Monday's open of 67.313, a decline of roughly 0.13 percent on the week so far, but the path there tells the real story. The week's high sits at 68.164 and the low at 62.533, a range of more than five points across three sessions.
The bundle carries no scheduled events or headlines for this week. The move has been price-led. Monday opened at 67.313 and sold off hard, closing at 63.414 after tagging a 62.594 low. Tuesday steadied and closed at 65.553. Wednesday extended the recovery, printing a 67.544 high and settling near it at 67.225. Two sessions of buying have almost fully reclaimed Monday's flush.
There are no scheduled economic events in the back half of this week for HYPEUSD. That leaves price action and broader crypto flow as the drivers into Thursday and Friday. Watch how HYPEUSD tracks against majors like Bitcoin. If the wider market holds a bid, the recovery off Monday's low has room to continue testing the weekly high. If risk appetite fades, the gains built Tuesday and Wednesday are the first thing at risk.
As of Wednesday, 68.4 percent of positioning is long and 31.6 percent is short. That is a clear tilt toward the recovery continuing. A crowded long book cuts both ways: it reflects conviction, but it also means more traders exposed if the tape rolls over into the weekend.
The 67.544 high from Wednesday is the immediate line. If HYPEUSD pushes through and holds above it, the 68.164 weekly high comes back into view. If it fails there and slips back under 67, the 65.55 area from Tuesday's close is the next reference on the way down. You can track these levels live on your LHFX account.
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