The Asian session (Sydney · Australia · Tokyo · China · Singapore) · updated 2026-09-24 21:00 UTC.
Good evening. The dollar bid that clocked in earlier is still on shift — EUR/USD (1.14691) and GBP/USD (1.33731) remain pinned low in their ranges, USD/JPY (157.482) leans bullish, and gold (4342.88) is still boxed between 4333.73 and 4359.91. That story hasn't flipped: the tilt gauge reads EUR/USD neutral, GBP/USD neutral, USD/JPY bullish-leaning, and gold's higher-timeframe read stays bearish.
The calendar is light in this window. Japan is out for a bank holiday, so yen liquidity stays thin — worth remembering if USD/JPY makes a run at anything. Otherwise it's a soft docket: GfK Consumer Confidence out of the UK, German GfK Consumer Climate for the euro, and BOJ Core CPI for the yen.
On the barometer, the stretched pairs are still stretched. EUR/USD sits neutral (H4 RSI 39.4, floor 1.14623 just below), GBP/USD neutral (H4 RSI 40.9), and USD/JPY leaning bullish (H4 RSI 66.2). Watch whether the dollar bid extends or those pairs finally breathe — and whether thin holiday liquidity gives it a reason either way.
24 Sep 23:01 UTCGBP Low
24 Sep 23:01 UTCCNY Holiday
25 Sep 05:00 UTCJPY Low
25 Sep 06:00 UTCEUR Low