FX option expire today - EUR/USD again on focus, growth is more likely

28.06.2018 / 12:47

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FX option expire today at 16:00 GMT+2

EUR/USD
1.1450 757m euro
1.1500 804m
1.1585 604m
1.1640 1.2bn

USD/JPY
108.75 423m USD
109.50 727m
110.00 2.3bn
110.25 430m
111.00 581m
111.50 720m

GBP/USD
1.3000 381m GBP
1.3200 448m

AUD/USD
0.7375 AUD 715m

USD/CAD
1.3345 521m CAD
1.3350 700m

NZD/USD
0.6850 NZD 247m

Chart: Used with permission of Bloomberg Finance L.P.

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FX option expire today - EUR/USD again on focus, growth is more likely

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