14 Sep. 2026

14–18 Sep. 2026

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• AUD/USD

Update: AUD/USD enters the week in a mixed short-term structure after failing to sustain its recent advance above the 0.7200 region. The pair remains supported by a relatively hawkish Reserve Bank of Australia outlook, but stronger U.S. inflation and rising expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike have limited further upside. The 0.7120 area is now the key support level for the current structure. Holding above this region would allow another recovery toward 0.7200 and the recent highs near 0.7280. A sustained break below 0.7120, however, would increase the risk of a deeper correction toward 0.7080.

• EUR/USD

Update: EUR/USD remains confined within a relatively narrow September range as traders await the Federal Reserve decision for the next major directional catalyst. The pair has struggled to extend its recovery as renewed U.S. dollar demand limits upside momentum, but key support continues to hold. The 1.1500 region remains the most important downside level for the current structure. As long as price remains above this area, another attempt toward 1.1650 and 1.1750 remains possible. A sustained break below 1.1500 would shift the short-term bias lower and expose the 1.1420 region.

• GBP/JPY

Update: GBP/JPY remains under significant pressure as expectations for further Bank of Japan tightening continue to support the Japanese yen. The pair has recently traded near multi-month lows, reflecting both stronger JPY demand and the unwinding of carry positions. This week brings additional event risk from both the Bank of England and Bank of Japan, increasing the probability of sharp volatility. The 211.00 area represents the first major resistance and needs to be recovered to reduce immediate downside pressure. A break below the 208.50 region would expose 207.00 and potentially lower levels.

• GBP/USD

Update: GBP/USD enters a major event week with price action likely to be driven by both the Federal Reserve and Bank of England decisions. The pair remains within its broader recovery structure, but upside momentum has become less convincing as the U.S. dollar finds renewed support. The 1.3500 region remains a key short-term pivot. Holding above this level would keep the recovery intact and allow another test of 1.3600 and 1.3700. A sustained break below 1.3500 would weaken the bullish structure and increase downside risk toward 1.3400.

• XAU/USD

Update: Gold enters the week under continued short-term pressure as rising Treasury yields and expectations for a Federal Reserve rate hike reduce demand for non-yielding assets. At the same time, escalating geopolitical tensions and elevated energy prices continue to provide underlying safe-haven support. XAU/USD recently tested the 4,300 region, which now represents the most important near-term support area. A recovery above 4,400 would improve short-term momentum and bring 4,450 back into focus. A sustained break below 4,300, however, would confirm a deeper corrective structure and expose the 4,200 region.