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 readYou watched USDCHF grind higher every single session this week. The pair opened Monday at 0.80843, marked its low at 0.80609, then stretched to a weekly high of 0.81798 on Thursday before settling the week at 0.81716. That is a net move of about 87 pips to the upside, a gain near 1.1 percent from open to close.
The economic calendar was quiet, so the move ran on broad dollar demand rather than a single Swiss data point. Volume tells the story. Thursday saw turnover jump to 44,107 as price cleared 0.817, well above the roughly 32,000 to 33,000 range earlier in the week, confirming the buyers were committed on the breakout.
Cross-market flow reinforced the bid. Japan core CPI rose 1.6 percent in June, matching forecast, and USD/JPY was little changed on the print, so the dollar leg stayed firm without a yen distraction. The PBOC also set a slightly weaker yuan fix than the market expected, which kept a supportive tone under the dollar into Friday.
The bundle carries no scheduled high-impact events for the coming week. With the calendar bare, price is more likely to trade on broad dollar direction and any surprise headline flow. If fresh dollar-positive news lands, the momentum from this week's breakout can extend. If a risk-off catalyst hits and the franc regains its safe-haven bid, the pair can unwind part of the weekly gain quickly given how one-directional the move has been.
LHFX client sentiment shows 53.9 percent long against 46.1 percent short as of Friday. That is a modest tilt toward the long side, roughly in line with the week's uptrend rather than fighting it. The skew is close enough to balanced that consensus is not crowded, which leaves room for the trend to run before positioning becomes a contrarian concern.
The weekly high at 0.81798 sits just under the 0.8200 round number. If price closes above 0.81798, that psychological 0.8200 handle is the next obvious hurdle. On the downside, Thursday's open near 0.81418 acted as a launch pad, so a break back below it puts the mid-week base around 0.81132 back in play. A deeper flush toward the weekly low at 0.80609 would signal the uptrend has failed. The parallel dollar bid this week also showed up against other majors, and you can track the mirror move in EUR/USD for confirmation. If you want to follow USDCHF through next week's quiet calendar, you can open an account with LHFX and set your own alerts around these levels.
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