21 Sep. 2026

21–25 Sep. 2026

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• AUD/USD

Update: AUD/USD enters the week under renewed pressure as the U.S. dollar remains supported by the Federal Reserve's recent rate hike and hawkish policy outlook. Higher U.S. Treasury yields continue to limit upside momentum, while relatively firm risk sentiment provides some support to the Australian dollar. The pair is now testing an important short-term support region around 0.7050. Holding above this area could allow a recovery toward 0.7150 and 0.7200. A sustained break below 0.7050, however, would weaken the broader recovery structure and expose the psychological 0.7000 region.

• EUR/USD

Update: EUR/USD begins the week under pressure after the Federal Reserve's rate hike and hawkish guidance triggered renewed demand for the U.S. dollar. The pair fell toward the 1.1450 region last week as higher Treasury yields strengthened the dollar, while European political uncertainty continues to limit the euro's recovery. The 1.1400 area now represents an important support zone. Holding above this region could allow a corrective rebound toward 1.1500 and 1.1580. A sustained break below 1.1400 would reinforce the bearish structure and expose the 1.1300 area.

• GBP/JPY

Update: GBP/JPY has shifted back into a recovery phase following the Bank of Japan's latest policy decision. Although the BOJ raised its policy rate to 1.25%, the highest level in more than three decades, the yen weakened sharply as the decision and subsequent guidance failed to meet more aggressive tightening expectations. At the same time, the Bank of England kept rates unchanged but maintained the possibility of future tightening. This combination has helped GBP/JPY recover from its recent lows. The 212.00 region now represents an important short-term support area, while a sustained move above 215.00 could extend the recovery toward 217.00. A break below 212.00 would weaken the rebound and bring 210.00 back into focus.

• GBP/USD

Update: GBP/USD enters the week with a weaker technical structure after breaking below its previous September consolidation range. The Federal Reserve's rate hike and hawkish guidance strengthened the U.S. dollar, while the Bank of England kept its policy rate unchanged at 3.75%. However, the BOE's 6–3 vote and concerns over inflation suggest that further tightening remains possible. The 1.3300 area now represents an important support zone following last week's decline. A recovery above 1.3450 would improve short-term momentum and could bring 1.3550 back into focus. A sustained break below 1.3300 would increase downside pressure toward the 1.3200 region.

• XAU/USD

Update: Gold begins the week near the 4,370 region after remaining under pressure following the Federal Reserve's latest rate hike. Higher U.S. Treasury yields and expectations for additional monetary tightening continue to create headwinds for the metal, while persistent geopolitical uncertainty and elevated energy prices provide underlying safe-haven support. The 4,300 region remains the key support area for the broader structure. Holding above this level could allow another recovery toward 4,450 and 4,500. A sustained break below 4,300 would signal a deeper correction and expose the 4,200 region.