This week in the markets

Every hour we run ten technical indicators over six instruments and record what they say. This is the last seven days of that record — not where the market ended, but how its technical picture moved to get there, which is the part a single snapshot hides.

48 readings over 142 hours · last taken 4 Sept 2026, 08:54 UTC

EUR/USD

Euro vs US Dollar

Bullish

1.1625

Score -3 +2Price +0.37%3 side changes

Changed sides 3 times — an indecisive week, and the kind where trend-following signals are least reliable.

GBP/USD

British Pound vs US Dollar

Bullish

1.3535

Score -5 +2Price +0.01%3 side changes

Changed sides 3 times — an indecisive week, and the kind where trend-following signals are least reliable.

USD/JPY

US Dollar vs Japanese Yen

Bearish

156.42

Score +5 -2Price -2.30%1 side change

Crossed sides once this week, from Strongly bullish to Bearish.

XAU/USD

Gold vs US Dollar

Bullish

4,475.38

Score -3 +3Price +0.37%1 side change

Crossed sides once this week, from Bearish to Bullish.

BTC/USD

Bitcoin vs US Dollar

Strongly bullish

81,116

Score -3 +6Price +4.42%3 side changes

Changed sides 3 times — an indecisive week, and the kind where trend-following signals are least reliable.

ETH/USD

Ethereum vs US Dollar

Strongly bullish

2,526

Score -6 +6Price +3.70%1 side change

Crossed sides once this week, from Strongly bearish to Strongly bullish.

The readings

Each instrument’s last reading of each day. Score is buy indicators minus sell indicators, out of ten.

Daily technical score by instrument over the last seven days
Instrument4 Sept31 Aug29 Aug30 Aug3 Sept2 Sept
EUR/USD+2+5-3-2+7-5
GBP/USD+2-4-5-1+4-7
USD/JPY-2-6+5+3-5-6
XAU/USD+3-3-3-3+5-4
BTC/USD+6+3-3-4+3-7
ETH/USD+6-3-6-2+3-5

Where each one stands right now

The live page shows every indicator behind today’s reading, and why each one votes the way it does.

Live signals

These readings are produced by a fixed set of technical indicators applied to hourly price data. They describe what those indicators say; they are not a forecast, not advice, and not a recommendation to trade. Technical signals are wrong regularly, and most often when a market changes character — which is exactly when an indicator that worked all week stops working. Trading on margin carries a high level of risk.