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, SPX500 trades at 7494.7. That puts the index up roughly 32 points from Monday's open of 7462.8. The week's high so far is 7514.5, set Tuesday, and the low is 7433.6, printed early Monday. The range has been wide at the start and tight since, with Wednesday coiling between 7492.8 and 7507.6.
The move came almost entirely on Tuesday. Monday closed weak at 7445.7 after fading from a 7510.3 high, then Tuesday reversed hard and closed at 7503.8 near the session top. There are no scheduled events or headlines in this week's bundle, so the price action itself is the story: buyers defended the 7434 area twice and pushed the index back toward last week's ceiling.
The bundle carries no scheduled high-impact events for the back half of this week. That shifts the weight onto price behaviour at the range extremes. If SPX500 holds above Monday's low near 7434 into Thursday and Friday, the range stays intact and 7514 remains the level bulls are working. If sellers reclaim the mid-7460s, the lower half of this week's range comes back into focus. Index traders watching correlated moves can compare the tone against the Nasdaq 100 to gauge whether risk appetite is broad or narrow.
As of Wednesday, LHFX client positioning shows 58.4 percent long against 41.6 percent short. That is a moderate long skew, not a crowded one. Consensus midweek leans toward the recovery holding, but the split is close enough that a break either way would not require most of the book to capitulate.
The 7510 to 7514 band is the immediate fight. Tuesday's 7514.5 high and Monday's 7510.3 high sit almost on top of each other, so a clean Thursday close above there would clear a double ceiling. If price rejects that zone again and slips under 7492, the 7434 low from Monday is the reference point on the downside. You can track how these levels resolve across the remaining sessions from your LHFX account.
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