On Saturday, 19 September 2026, the review covered euro-dollar, pound-dollar, and dollar-yen. Euro-dollar closed at 1.1486 after losing 0.92% over the five sessions, pound-dollar ended at 1.3392 after falling 0.83%, and dollar-yen finished at 156.85 after gaining 2.24% across the week. 📊💱 The clearest confirmation came in pound-dollar, where the 200-day average at 1.34 was left behind and the pair closed at 1.3392. That puts cable below both the 200-day average at 1.34 and the 50-day average at 1.35, while still inside the 1.3336 to 1.3528 range. The main driver across the week was a firmer dollar, with rate expectations favouring the dollar rather than the euro and sterling. That pressure kept euro-dollar heavy and prevented cable from reclaiming its trend markers, while dollar-yen’s rise reflected stronger dollar-side momentum against the yen. Going into next week, the unresolved levels are 1.1455 in euro-dollar, 1.34 in pound-dollar, and 158.06 in dollar-yen, with cable still inside the 1.3336 to 1.3528 range and dollar-yen still capped by its range top. The Money Mosaic reviews whether 1.34 in cable can be reclaimed, whether euro-dollar can recover above 1.15359, and whether dollar-yen can clear 158.06.