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 JPN225 sits at 66,231 as of Wednesday's close, up 2,517 points from Monday's open at 63,714. That is a gain of roughly 3.9 percent across the first three sessions. The high so far this week is 66,261, printed Wednesday, and the low is 62,035, set early Monday before buyers took control.
The bundle carries no scheduled events or headlines for this week, so the move has been price action driven rather than catalyst driven. Monday reversed off 62,035 to close near its high at 64,229. Tuesday extended that with a 65,814 high and a 65,483 close. Wednesday's range narrowed sharply, from 65,452 to 66,261, and volume dropped to 61,066 against 214,797 on Monday. That is a market grinding higher on thinning participation.
No high-impact events are scheduled in the bundle for the back half of this week. That leaves technical structure as the driver into Thursday and Friday. Watch how price handles the Wednesday high. If JPN225 holds above 66,000 and clears 66,261, the next round number in play is 66,500. If sellers reject that level and the index slips back under 65,483, Tuesday's close, momentum flattens. Traders eyeing broader risk appetite can cross-check the Nasdaq 100 for confirmation of the same tone.
As of Wednesday, longs hold 54.6 percent of open positions against 45.4 percent short. That is a mild long tilt, not a crowded one. After a near four percent run, consensus leans with the trend but stops short of full conviction, which is consistent with the fading volume you see on Wednesday's bar.
The line in the sand is the Wednesday high at 66,261. Hold above it and 66,500 becomes the obvious reference. Lose 66,000 on a close and the market opens room back toward 65,483, where Tuesday settled. If you want live pricing and charting on this index, you can open an account with LHFX to follow the index into Thursday's session.
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