Sunday Chartbook: Mapping the Week’s Key Levels
Sunday chartbook — a quick map of the levels that matter into the week’s final stretch.
FX
EUR/USD: 1.1354 is the floor (June/September triple-tested); below it, 1.1325 then 1.1200. Resistance: 1.1480, the breakdown that started the current leg. USD/JPY: 152.90 below is the year’s most important line; 158.99 above is the recovery ceiling. GBP/USD: 1.3210 support for the third time; 1.3389 resistance.
Gold
The metal is fighting for the summer recovery at 4,143–4,215. Holding keeps the higher-low structure from July intact; losing it targets 4,074 and then 3,955, where the entire recovery thesis either lives or dies. Reclaiming 4,400 would require a dollar stumble that isn’t currently on offer.
Stocks
The S&P 500’s range holds: 7,508 below, 7,782 above. September’s equity resilience has been the market’s quiet marvel, but the quarter closes this week with rebalancing flows that historically favor selling strength.
Crypto
Bitcoin’s first test of $82,800 as support is the chart to watch. A hold there maintains the breakout’s integrity into Q4; a break turns the four-month ceiling back into a lid and opens $77,400 quickly.
Common thread: every market enters the quarter’s end extended, and quarter-end flows reward the patient. Let the flows pass; trade the levels after.
Disclaimer: This is market commentary, not investment advice. Trading FX, commodities, equities and crypto carries substantial risk of loss.
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