Euro-dollar closed at 1.12, up 0.0029 or 0.26%, cable finished at 1.3221 after a 0.0021 rise of 0.16%, and dollar-yen ended at 157.94, down 0.16 or 0.1%. Across the week, euro-dollar fell 1.25%, cable slipped 0.08%, and dollar-yen gained 0.42%. 📉💱 Dollar-yen was the standout, pressing up toward 158.1568 before slipping back below it. The pair sits inside a five-session range of 156.38 to 158.46, with both moving averages above spot and the rally now testing resistance. The pivotal level is 158.1568 for dollar-yen, with price below it at 157.94. The next few sessions bring Bank of Japan Governor Ueda on Tuesday, October 6th, Bank of Japan releases on Wednesday, October 7th, and Federal Reserve Vice Chair for Supervision Michelle Bowman on Tuesday, October 6th, any of which could shape the break or rejection. What remains unresolved is whether 1.1161 and 1.3181 can hold for euro-dollar and cable, and whether dollar-yen can clear 158.1568 before those central-bank voices land. The Money Mosaic examines whether the euro’s floor, cable’s support, and dollar-yen’s resistance decide the week.