Euro-dollar closed at 1.1252 after a week defined by a 1.1215 to 1.1391 range and a -1.18% decline. Cable finished at 1.3238, nearly unchanged on the week, while dollar-yen ended at 157.82 after trading between 156.38 and 158.46. 📊 The clearest level call came in euro-dollar: the 1.1215 floor held, leaving price near the lower end of its range and still below the 50-day moving average at 1.15322 and the 200-day average at 1.16133. The euro move is framed as a firmer dollar week, or at least a euro that could not generate lasting demand, with the script pointing to a shift in rate expectations and a cautious tone rather than a single verified release. Going into the new week, 1.1215 remains the key support in euro-dollar, cable is still boxed inside 1.3181 to 1.3311, and dollar-yen is back below 158.1568 after failing to hold above it. The Money Mosaic reviews whether those levels held, broke, or simply made a nuisance of themselves.