Sydney Open Briefing: Monday, September 14, 2026 - ForexCracked
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Sydney Open Briefing: Monday, September 14, 2026

Published Sep 13, 21:30 UTC
Impact
3/ 10, low

The Sydney trading session begins with a slightly risk-on sentiment, indicated by the Risk Meter at +0.10. Recent price action shows AUDUSD down -0.14% and NZDUSD also lower by -0.14% since the reference point. This occurs despite AUD showing +0.17% and NZD +0.27% strength over the last 24 hours. The Japanese Yen has been the strongest currency over 24 hours, up +0.64%, while the Swiss Franc is the weakest, down -0.56%. Other notable moves include USDCHF down -0.09%, GBPUSD down -0.09%, EURGBP lower by -0.06%, and GBPJPY down -0.03%.

Looking ahead, the economic calendar features a medium impact release for Japan with Industrial Production m/m due at 04:30 UTC. Consensus forecasts suggest a 0.1% increase, matching the previous figure. Later in the European morning, Sweden will release its CPI m/m and CPI y/y data at 06:00 UTC. The monthly CPI is expected at 0.2% following a previous -0.3%, while the annual CPI is anticipated at 0.4% against a prior 0.2%. India also has medium impact data scheduled, with WPI y/y at 06:30 UTC and CPI y/y at 10:30 UTC.

Traders will be closely monitoring the Japanese Industrial Production data as the first key economic release of the session.

At a glance
Biggest moves since the previous sessionAUDUSD -0.14%, NZDUSD -0.14%, USDCHF -0.09%
Currency strength, 24hJPY strongest at +0.64%, CHF weakest at -0.56%
Risk meter+0.10 (mildly risk-on)

Scheduled this session (High and Medium impact)

TimeCcyEventImpactConsensus
04:30 UTCJPYIndustrial Production m/mMedium0.1%
06:00 UTCSEKCPI m/mMedium0.2%
06:00 UTCSEKCPI y/yMedium0.4%
06:30 UTCINRWPI y/yMedium–
10:30 UTCINRCPI y/yMedium–

Times are UTC. This brief describes measured market state and the published schedule. It is not financial advice and nothing in it is a trade recommendation.

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