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 7422.3. That is down roughly 52 points from Monday's open at 7474.3, a move of about 0.7 percent lower on the week so far. The high this week is 7487.8, printed Monday. The low is 7379.7, also printed Monday. Since then the index has carved out a narrower range, closing Tuesday at 7459.7 before slipping again Wednesday.
There is no scheduled economic event or headline in this week's bundle to pin the move to. The tape tells the story on its own. Monday opened strong near 7474 and sold off hard to 7379.7 before recovering. Tuesday clawed back the losses with a close at 7459.7. Wednesday gave some of that back, closing at 7422.3 on notably lighter volume of 63,055 versus 190,586 the day before. Thinner participation into midweek suggests the recovery lacked conviction.
The calendar for the back half of this week is empty in the bundle. With no scheduled catalyst, price action becomes the driver. If buyers step back in and reclaim Tuesday's close near 7460, the Monday high at 7487.8 comes back into view. If the drift lower continues without support, Monday's low at 7379.7 is the reference that matters. Watch volume: a move on rising volume carries more weight than the light Wednesday session.
As of Wednesday, LHFX client positioning shows 58.4 percent long against 41.6 percent short. That is a modest tilt toward the long side. The skew tells you consensus midweek still leans on a recovery, even after Wednesday's slip. A crowded long book can leave the index exposed if sellers press the range low.
The line in the sand right now is 7422, roughly where the index closed Wednesday, sitting just above the round 7400 handle. If price holds 7400 into Thursday, the range midpoint near 7460 is the next obvious test. If 7400 breaks and holds below, Monday's low at 7379.7 is back in play. Traders eyeing broader index correlation can compare the setup with the Nasdaq 100, which often leads risk sentiment. If you want to track these levels with live pricing, you can open a chart on your LHFX account.
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