The US session (New York open · the afternoon drive) · updated 2026-09-14 12:00 UTC.
US Session Prep — 12:00–21:00 UTC
The "everything costs more" story carries straight into the US session: the Treasury sell-off rumbled on overnight, oil is still up around $99 after its run to $109, and the AI-slowdown chatter has equities on the back foot — with the Senate's make-or-break Clarity Act vote now landing tomorrow, not today.
Today's calendar is a Canadian affair: CPI m/m, Median, Trimmed and Common CPI y/y all drop in this window, alongside Core CPI m/m, Manufacturing Sales m/m and a low-tier CB Leading Index for the pound. ECB President Lagarde also speaks — worth a glance, though the ECB already hiked. Note the CAD prints land after the US open, so the loonie may sit quiet, then move.
The gauge hasn't flipped from London: EUR/USD is still bearish clear (H1 RSI 30.5, H4 28.1) and low in its range, 0.5 ATR above 1.15439 support with 3.8 ATR of room up to 1.15844. Gold is bearish clear across D1/H4/H1, balanced between 4,277.45 and 4,327.38. Oil stays bullish clear but extended, with an RSI divergence warning flagged — respect it. GBP/USD is squeezed between 1.34866 and 1.35021; Bitcoin between 77,517.7 and 78,118.1 — both coiled for a breakout, direction unknown. Let the levels do the talking.
14 Sep 12:30 UTCCAD High
14 Sep 12:30 UTCCAD High
14 Sep 12:30 UTCCAD High
14 Sep 12:30 UTCCAD Medium
14 Sep 12:30 UTCCAD Low
14 Sep 12:30 UTCCAD Low
14 Sep 13:30 UTCGBP Low
14 Sep 15:15 UTCEUR Medium