09 Sep. 2026

7–11 Sep. 2026

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• AUD/USD

Update: AUD/USD continues to trade within a constructive structure after its recent advance, although short-term momentum has started to stabilize near the 0.7200 region. Expectations surrounding Australian monetary policy remain supportive for the Australian dollar, while renewed U.S. dollar strength continues to limit further upside. The 0.7150 area remains the key support for the current bullish structure. As long as price holds above this region, another attempt toward 0.7250 and 0.7300 remains possible. A sustained break below 0.7150, however, would increase the risk of a deeper correction toward 0.7080.

• EUR/USD

Update: EUR/USD enters the week with a constructive bias as the pair continues to hold above its previous breakout area. Expectations surrounding the European Central Bank remain supportive for the euro, although upcoming policy guidance and U.S. inflation data could increase short-term volatility. The 1.1550 area remains the most important support for the current recovery structure. Holding above this region would keep the path open toward 1.1700 and 1.1780. A sustained break below 1.1550 would weaken the bullish outlook and expose the 1.1480 support area.

• GBP/JPY

Update: GBP/JPY has shifted into a more vulnerable structure as renewed Japanese yen strength continues to pressure JPY crosses. Expectations surrounding further Bank of Japan policy normalization have reduced the strong upside momentum seen during previous months. Short-term rebounds remain possible after the recent decline, but the 210.00 region now represents an important resistance area. As long as price remains below this level, rallies may continue to attract selling pressure. A break below 207.10 would increase the risk of further weakness toward the 206.00 and 205.00 regions.

• GBP/USD

Update: GBP/USD continues to consolidate near the 1.3500 region after its recent recovery lost momentum below major resistance. Sterling remains relatively supported, but buyers have struggled to establish a sustained move above the 1.3550 area. This level remains the key short-term barrier for further upside. A confirmed breakout above 1.3550 could restore bullish momentum and expose the 1.3620 and 1.3700 regions. On the downside, a sustained move below 1.3500 would increase the risk of a deeper pullback toward 1.3430.

• XAU/USD

Update: Gold remains within a broader bullish structure, although recent price action has become increasingly sensitive to U.S. interest-rate expectations and Treasury yields. Stronger U.S. economic data has created short-term corrective pressure, while geopolitical uncertainty and continued safe-haven demand remain supportive on deeper pullbacks. The 4,400 region represents the first important support area for the current structure. As long as buyers continue to defend this zone, another recovery toward 4,450 and 4,500 remains possible. A sustained break below 4,400 would increase the risk of a deeper correction toward 4,350.