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 readSPX500 opened Monday at 7554.2 and closed Friday at 7456.9, a net loss of roughly 97 points, or about 1.3 percent on the week. The index built gains into Wednesday's 7572.2 close, then rolled over. Friday did the damage, running from an open near 7518.1 down to 7430.8 before settling at 7456.9. That single session erased the midweek recovery and set a lower low for the week.
There are no scheduled high-impact events in the bundle for this week. That puts the weight on price action itself and on how the market digests Friday's reversal. With no consensus forecast to anchor to, the reference points are last week's swing levels and the momentum carried in from that Friday break lower.
Without a data catalyst, watch how the open reacts to Friday's close. A quiet calendar can mean thinner conviction moves, where the index drifts toward recent extremes rather than gapping on a headline. Correlated indices can set the early tone. If Nasdaq 100 leads a bounce or extends the slide, SPX500 often tracks the same direction. Open an LHFX account to trade SPX500 this week.
If price opens firm and reclaims 7518.1, Friday's open, early sellers lose their footing and the Wednesday high near 7581.7 comes back into view. If that level caps the move, the range holds and attention shifts back down. If the open stays under 7456.9 and presses Friday's 7430.8 low, that low becomes the line in the sand. A close beneath it opens room toward the round 7400 area. A rejection there points back toward the middle of last week's range.
Positioning shows 58.4 percent long against 41.6 percent short as of the start of the week. The book leans long into a market that just closed near its weekly low. That skew tells you consensus is still buying the dip after Friday's drop. A crowded long side can add fuel to a downside move if those positions come under pressure, so the long tilt cuts both ways.
The week's high at 7587.7 and the Wednesday close of 7572.2 mark the upper reference band. Friday's 7430.8 low is the immediate downside reference, with the round 7400 level below it. These are reference levels for framing the tape, not entry signals. Use them to judge whether last week's range is holding or breaking as the sessions unfold.
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