Today’s Option Landscape — February 9, 2026

Today’s Option Landscape — February 9, 2026

9 2月 2026, 10:39
Masayuki Sakamoto
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Today’s Option Landscape — February 9, 2026

Spot Levels

  • EUR/USD: 1.1849

  • USD/JPY: 156.38

  • GBP/USD: 1.3615

  • USD/CHF: 0.7735

  • USD/CAD: 1.3649

  • AUD/USD: 0.7032

  • NZD/USD: 0.6021

  • EUR/GBP: 0.8700

Monday (February 9)

EUR/USD

  • 1.1650 (680M)

  • 1.1800 (632M)

  • 1.1810 (606M)

  • 1.1885 (626M)

  • 1.1895 (832M)

  • 1.1900 (3.7B)

👉 Spot is 1.1849.
There is an extremely large concentration at 1.19.
To the upside, 1.19 is the final magnet, and price is likely to be drawn toward it into the NY cut.


USD/JPY

  • 155.00 (857M)

  • 157.10 (873M)

👉 Spot is 156.38.
A 155–157 range is in play.
157.10 acts as a clear upside cap.


AUD/USD

  • 0.6900 (2.0B)

  • 0.6940 (549M)

👉 Spot is 0.7032.
A strong option zone lies below.
If a pullback develops, reversion pressure toward 0.69 is extremely strong.


Tuesday (February 10)

EUR/USD

  • 1.1750 (1.3B)

  • 1.1800 (1.0B)

  • 1.1805 (878M)

  • 1.1850 (1.7B)

  • 1.1875 (747M)

  • 1.1900 (737M)

  • 1.1910 (1.2B)

  • 1.1945 (838M)

  • 1.2000 (2.2B)

👉 A large, stair-stepped option structure from 1.18 to 1.20.
If 1.19 is cleared on Monday, 1.20 comes into focus on Tuesday.


USD/JPY

  • 157.00 (1.1B)

  • 159.90 (1.1B)

👉 Layered resistance above.
After a break of 157, 159.90 becomes the next magnet.


AUD/USD

  • 0.6850 (702M)

  • 0.6900 (1.4B)

  • 0.6940 (541M)

  • 0.7100 (1.1B)

👉 A double-magnet structure at 0.69 and 0.71.
Even if volatility expands, price is likely to be pulled back toward one of these levels.


Overall Structure Summary

  • EUR/USD

    • Monday: strongest attraction toward 1.19

    • Tuesday: 1.20 becomes the next target

  • USD/JPY

    • 157 is the central pivot

    • Above that, 159.90 is the next major magnet

  • AUD/USD

    • 0.69 is the strongest downside anchor

    • 0.71 acts as the upper suppression zone

👉 This is a market defined less by directional conviction and more by “where price is being pulled.”
Rather than chasing breakouts, the optimal approach is to trade reversion and pinning toward key option levels.