✅ FX Option Overview (NY Cut | Latest Update) — October 6, 2025
🇪🇺 EUR/USD (Euro-denominated)
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1.1675: €854 million
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1.1680: €1.1 billion
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1.1700: €2.3 billion 🚨
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1.1750: €1.4 billion
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1.1850: €927 million
 
📌 Key Focus
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1.1700 (€2.3 billion) is today’s largest concentration.
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Nearby strikes 1.1675–1.1680 are also heavy, creating a strong magnetic band between 1.1675 and 1.1750.
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Expect price gravitation toward this range into the NY cut, with 1.1750 capping the upside and 1.1670s anchoring the downside.
 
🇺🇸 USD/JPY (Dollar-denominated)
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146.00: $1.5 billion
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147.00: $3.0 billion 🚨
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147.50: $601 million
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148.00: $788 million
 
📌 Key Focus
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147.00 ($3 billion) is the day’s largest concentration.
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A strong magnetic pull exists near current levels; price is likely to remain pinned around ¥147 into the NY cut.
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The structure forms a clear balance: support at 146.00, resistance at 148.00.
 
🇨🇭 USD/CHF (Dollar-denominated)
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0.8150: $519 million
 
📌 Note:
A single mid-sized strike, likely to act as a localized pivot level.
🇦🇺 AUD/USD (Aussie-denominated)
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0.6570: A$1.4 billion
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0.6700: A$1.1 billion
 
📌 Key Focus
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0.6570 (A$1.4 billion) stands out as a dense concentration zone.
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Together with 0.6700, these levels form a tight magnetic corridor (0.657–0.670).
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Especially 0.6570 could serve as a short-term rebound or attraction point for the Aussie.
 
📊 Option-Floor Summary
| Currency Pair | Key Levels | Market View | 
|---|---|---|
| EUR/USD | 1.1675–1.1750 (€6 billion+) | Strong convergence band — heavy topside, bias to fade rallies | 
| USD/JPY | 147.00 ($3 billion) | Peak magnetism near current levels; likely range-bound until NY cut | 
| AUD/USD | 0.6570 ($1.4 billion) | Key pivot zone — potential rebound area | 
| USD/CHF | 0.8150 ($519 million) | Short-term pivot, limited scope | 
👉 Today’s main magnets:
EUR/USD (1.1675–1.1750 zone) and USD/JPY (147.00 strike) dominate positioning.
Both pairs are expected to remain range-bound ahead of the NY cut as option-related flows anchor volatility.


