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 SPX500 opened the week at 7462.8 and closed at 7400.7. That is a net loss of about 62 points, or roughly 0.83 percent. The week's high of 7523.7 printed on Wednesday, and the low of 7373.1 came Thursday. Price finished the week near the bottom of its range, closing below the round 7400 area handle by a fraction.
The bundle carries no scheduled economic events or headlines for the closing week, so the story sits in the price action itself. Monday opened firm but faded to close red at 7445.7. Tuesday reversed with a strong session up to 7503.8. The rally stalled Wednesday at 7523.7 before closing lower at 7491.5.
Thursday broke the pattern. Price opened at 7491.5, held near the highs, then dropped hard to 7373.1 before recovering to close at 7410.7. That single session covered more than 137 points of range and set the tone. Friday saw thin volume of 51651 against Thursday's 176342, and the index drifted lower to close at 7400.7. The shift from buyers in the first half to sellers in the back half defined the week.
The bundle lists no scheduled high-impact events for the upcoming week. With no calendar catalysts confirmed, watch how price behaves around the levels the closing week left behind. A quiet calendar can leave technical structure in control, so a clean break of Thursday's low or a reclaim of the midweek highs carries more weight when there is no data to overwrite it. If broader index risk turns, watch how the Nasdaq 100 trades alongside SPX500, since the two often move in step during risk-driven sessions.
LHFX client positioning shows 58.4 percent long against 41.6 percent short as of 2026-07-24. That is a long skew into a week that closed lower. When the crowd leans long while price fades from its highs, it tells you consensus is still betting on a bounce. If price keeps sliding, that long book can turn into forced selling, which adds downside pressure.
The 7373.1 Thursday low is the first line in the sand. If price closes below it, the next reference is open space beneath the week's range. On the upside, 7400 is the immediate round-number pivot, and reclaiming 7491.5 from Wednesday's close would put the 7523.7 high back in play. If price rejects at 7400 and rolls over, the Thursday low is the obvious target for sellers. You can track these levels live on your LHFX platform and set alerts before the next session opens at a live LHFX account.
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