✅ Today’s Option Levels
🇪🇺 EUR/USD (Euro / US Dollar)
- 1.1200: €1.90 billion
- 1.1300: €722 million
- 1.1400: €707 million
🇬🇧 GBP/USD (British Pound / US Dollar)
- 1.3000: £440 million
- 1.3150: £629 million
🇯🇵 USD/JPY (US Dollar / Japanese Yen)
- 141.00: $730 million
- 145.20: $694 million
🇨🇭 USD/CHF (US Dollar / Swiss Franc)
- 0.8000: $600 million
🇦🇺 AUD/USD (Australian Dollar / US Dollar)
- 0.6250: A$1.60 billion
- 0.6350: A$1.70 billion
- 0.6360: A$986 million
- 0.6375: A$1.00 billion
- 0.6400: A$3.10 billion
- 0.6500: A$690 million
🇨🇦 USD/CAD (US Dollar / Canadian Dollar)
- 1.3700: $835 million
- 1.4000: $1.30 billion
- 1.4035: $702 million
🇳🇿 NZD/USD (New Zealand Dollar / US Dollar)
- 0.5925: NZ$1.00 billion
- 0.5950: NZ$1.50 billion
- 0.6075: NZ$703 million
🇪🇺🇬🇧 EUR/GBP (Euro / British Pound)
- 0.8650: €1.20 billion
📌 Key Highlights
- AUD/USD at 0.6400 stands out with a massive A$3.10 billion option concentration, likely acting as a major resistance or support zone.
- EUR/USD 1.1200 is backed by €1.90 billion in options — expect heightened volatility near this level.
- In NZD/USD, the 0.5950 level holds NZ$1.50 billion in options and is considered a critical support area.
- USD/CAD 1.4000 has $1.30 billion in options — be prepared for both reversal and breakout scenarios.
⚖️ 15-Minute Power Balance (Strongest to Weakest):
AUD > EUR > CAD > NZD > GBP > CHF = USD > JPY
