Market Analysis
ETHUSD weekly recap: swing from 1747 to 1943 fades, 2026-07-13
ETHUSD opened at 1802.99 and closed the week at 1823.36, a gain of just over 1 percent after a sharp mid-week rally faded.
3 min readUSDTRY opened Monday at 46.99334 and closed Friday at 47.16362. The weekly high printed at 47.1641 on Friday, and the low sat at 46.73807 on Thursday. That is a net gain of roughly 1703 pips for the dollar against the lira, a rise of about 0.36 percent across the week. Every daily close finished above the one before it.
The economic calendar for this pair carried no scheduled high-impact prints, so the move reflected the slow, persistent trend that has defined the lira for months. The pair climbed each session, with the sharpest push on Friday when price ran from 47.07179 to 47.16362. Thin Friday volume, just 240 in the feed against several thousand earlier in the week, exaggerated that final leg.
The headlines that crossed touched other currencies rather than the lira directly. A firmer dollar bid across emerging market crosses lined up with the USDTRY drift, and the pair moved in the same direction. Traders watching EUR/USD for the broader dollar read would have seen a consistent story.
The bundle lists no scheduled events for the coming week on this pair. With no calendar catalyst, the trend and dollar flows are likely to keep driving direction. If a fresh dollar bid appears across emerging markets, the recent grind higher can extend. If risk sentiment improves and the dollar softens, the pair can stall near its recent highs and consolidate rather than break higher. Watch dollar strength signals from majors for the earliest read on which way flows lean.
The weekly high at 47.1641 is the first level. If price closes above it, buyers keep control and the recent grind can extend. If the pair rejects the high, attention shifts back to the Thursday low at 46.73807. A close below that low would put the prior week's range back in play. You can track these levels live once you open an account with us.
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