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 readUSDCHF sits at 0.81772 as of Wednesday's close, up about 15 pips from Monday's open at 0.81625. The week's high is 0.82047, set Tuesday, and the low is 0.81384, printed Monday. Price is now trading back toward the lower half of that range after failing to hold the 0.8200 area.
The calendar carried no scheduled high-impact releases into midweek, so the move has been flow-driven. A broad dollar wobble was in play Tuesday, with market commentary flagging the USD moving lower as risk sentiment flipped and crude oil eased. USDCHF pushed to 0.82047 on Tuesday before sellers stepped in, and Wednesday's session gave back most of that gain to close at 0.81772.
The bundle carries no scheduled events for the back half of this week, so price action into Thursday and Friday is likely to stay technical and headline-sensitive rather than data-led. If the dollar tone that weighed on other pairs, including AUD/USD, persists, USDCHF has room to keep probing the lower part of the week's range. If broad dollar demand returns, the Tuesday high comes back into focus.
As of Wednesday, sentiment shows 53.9 percent long against 46.1 percent short. That is a mild lean toward the upside, not a crowded one. A skew this close to balanced tells you consensus is undecided midweek, which fits a pair that ran up and then handed the gain back.
The 0.8200 round number is the pivot. Tuesday's rejection at 0.82047 makes it the ceiling to clear; a close back above it reopens the top of the range. On the downside, Monday's low at 0.81384 is the floor. If price loses the current 0.8177 area on a fresh dollar dip, that low is the next reference. Open an LHFX account to track these levels as the back half of the week unfolds.
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