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 week for USDTRY was a one-way grind. Price opened Monday at 47.14931 and closed Friday at 47.33176. The weekly high printed at 47.34308 on Friday, the low at 46.9933 on Tuesday. Net move on the week was close to a 0.39 percent gain for the dollar against the lira, with each daily close landing at or above the one before it.
The bundle carried no scheduled economic events tied directly to the lira this week, and the move reflected that. USDTRY drifted higher on the familiar rate differential story rather than any single print. The steady climb from Monday's 47.16777 close to Wednesday's 47.1808 was quiet, then Thursday broke the range with a close at 47.26878 and Friday extended to 47.33176.
The broader dollar backdrop leaned supportive. Japan core CPI matched forecast in June, and USD/JPY was little changed on the release. The PBOC set its USD/CNY reference rate firmer than the Reuters estimate. Neither headline hit the lira directly, but a firm dollar tone across Asia gave USDTRY no reason to reverse.
The bundle lists no high-impact scheduled events for the upcoming week on this pair. With no calendar catalyst, watch the general dollar tone from other majors for spillover. If the dollar stays firm against the yen and the yuan the way it did this week, USDTRY tends to hold its upward drift. If risk sentiment improves and the broad dollar softens, the pair often stalls near recent highs before any pullback develops. You can track how the wider dollar move plays out against EUR/USD for a cleaner read on greenback strength.
The Friday high at 47.34308 is the immediate ceiling. If price closes above it, the next obvious focus is the 47.50 round number. If it rejects there, Wednesday's close near 47.18 comes back into play as the first support. Below that, the Tuesday low at 46.9933 marks the base of the week's range, and a break under it would undo the advance. Follow these levels as they develop on our USDTRY live pricing.
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