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 opened Monday at 67.313 and closed Friday at 59.733, a drop of roughly 7.58 points or about 11.3 percent across the week. The turn came Thursday, when price broke from a 66.849 open down to a 60.718 close on rising volume, and Friday extended the slide to a weekly low of 58.467.
There are no scheduled economic events in the bundle for this asset this week, so the story is technical and momentum driven. Price enters the new week below the mid-60s zone it held for most of the prior five sessions, and the question is whether Friday's low near 58.467 holds or gives way early.
With no data catalysts on the calendar, the drivers you can watch are broad crypto risk appetite and volume. Volume climbed through the back half of last week, peaking at 57,198 on Friday, which tells you the selling had participation behind it rather than a thin drift. Open an LHFX account to trade HYPEUSD this week if you want direct access to this market.
If price stabilises above Friday's 59.733 close and reclaims the 60.718 level early in the week, the prior swing area around 62.594 comes back into focus. If instead sellers push through the 58.467 weekly low, the market moves into territory not tested in the recap window, and momentum stays with the downside. A parallel move in Bitcoin would help confirm whether this is asset-specific or broad crypto weakness.
Sentiment shows 80 percent of positions long and 20 percent short as of the weekend read. That is a heavy long skew into a market that just fell more than 11 percent. Crowded long books can add supply if the slide continues and stops get hit, so treat the skew as a sign that consensus is still leaning for a bounce rather than a confirmation it will arrive.
The weekly low at 58.467 is the first reference on the downside, with Friday's 59.733 close just above it. On the upside, the 60.718 Thursday close and the 62.594 area from Monday's session mark the levels a recovery would need to clear. These are reference levels for orientation, not entry signals.
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