Intraday Analysis - Tuesday, Sept. 22

By David Kindley of Orbex

Leading FX Broker • Sep 22, 2026 at 4:10 AM EDT

Crude oil prices slide toward $92 as rising Saudi exports offset geopolitical tensions.

Oil

USOIL sliding lower

USOIL intraday chart displaying price trends and key support and resistance levels.

Crude oil hit a new low as oil exports from Saudi Arabia outweighed tensions in the Middle East.

Over $15 has fallen off the price since hitting a peak a few sessions ago.
92.00 provides a solid support but is vulnerable to another downturn.
88.50 is a critical floor to prevent a prolonged sell-off.
A break higher finds need a significant bounce at 92.00 to pass through 95.00 to test towards 100.00.

EURUSD stuck in consolidation

EURUSD intraday chart displaying price trends and key support and resistance levels.

The euro failed to lift prices out of the recent consolidation zone.

As traders digest the Fed’s recent decision, the pair looks for direction to break free.
A close below the immediate support of 1.1460 will lead to a deeper sell-off.
1.1500 is the closest resistance, and its breach would trigger a retest above 1.1560.

USDJPY maintains rally

USDJPY intraday chart displaying price trends and key support and resistance levels.

The Yen retreated as the Dollar gained over 200 pips in recent sessions.

158.60 is now a major ceiling to lift.
A continuation would force the remaining bears out and cause a runaway rally.
On the flip side, a fall below 157.00 would expose the key level at 155.50.

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