Today’s Options Overview – May 28, 2026

Today’s Options Overview – May 28, 2026

28 5月 2026, 10:25
Masayuki Sakamoto
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Today’s Options Overview – May 28, 2026

Spot (Current Levels)

  • EUR/USD: 1.1594
  • USD/JPY: 159.55
  • GBP/USD: 1.3386
  • USD/CHF: 0.7890
  • USD/CAD: 1.3859
  • AUD/USD: 0.7113
  • NZD/USD: 0.5872
  • EUR/GBP: 0.8660

Thursday (May 28)

EUR/USD

  • 1.1600 (€790M)
  • 1.1650 (€650M)
  • 1.1680 (€560M)
  • 1.1700 (€510M)
  • 1.1705 (€740M)
  • 1.1725 (€1.5B)
  • 1.1730 (€1.5B)
  • 1.1735 (€990M)
  • 1.1740 (€1.5B)

Current spot: 1.1594

Closest strike:

  • 1.1600

Major concentration:

  • 1.1725 (€1.5B)
  • 1.1730 (€1.5B)
  • 1.1740 (€1.5B)

This creates a two-layer structure:

  • Immediate battle around 1.1600
  • If EUR rebounds, potential pull toward the 1.17 low area

However, spot remains below the major cluster.

If dollar strength continues, rebounds may remain limited.


USD/JPY

  • 157.75 ($600M)
  • 158.75 ($640M)

Current spot: 159.55

Nearby strikes sit only below spot.

That suggests:

“Holding in the 159s, with support around the upper 158s”

There is no nearby upside cap.

This leaves room for:

159.70–160.00 extension


GBP/USD

  • 1.3300 (£510M)

Current spot: 1.3386

Distance remains wide.

Short-term direction is likely to be driven more by overall dollar flows than option positioning.


AUD/USD

  • 0.7115 (A$720M)
  • 0.7185 (A$640M)

Current spot: 0.7113

Spot is nearly identical to:

0.7115

This favors:

“0.7115 pinning”

If USD softens:

0.7180 area may come into focus.


NZD/USD

  • 0.5900 (NZ$560M)

Current spot: 0.5872

Nearby strike.

Pullback toward:

0.5900

remains likely.


Friday (May 29)

EUR/USD

  • 1.1505 (€2.0B)
  • 1.1550 (€1.1B)
  • 1.1580 (€760M)
  • 1.1600 (€1.2B)
  • 1.1650 (€1.1B)
  • 1.1655 (€770M)
  • 1.1700 (€900M)

Current spot: 1.1594

Important levels:

  • 1.1505 (€2.0B)
  • 1.1600 (€1.2B)
  • 1.1650 (€1.1B)

Most natural short-term zone:

1.1580–1.1600

Below:

1.1505 acts as a strong magnet.

Above:

1.1650–1.1700 likely acts as resistance.


USD/JPY

  • 158.30 ($700M)
  • 158.50 ($570M)
  • 159.00 ($530M)
  • 160.00 ($760M)
  • 161.00 ($620M)

Current spot: 159.55

Spot sits right between 159 and 160.

Most natural positioning:

159.50 pivot

Upside remains focused on:

  • 160.00
  • 161.00

But upper-158s remain meaningful support.

Fast reversals remain possible.


GBP/USD

  • 1.3480 (£670M)

Current spot: 1.3386

If the dollar softens:

recovery toward 1.3480 becomes more realistic.


USD/CHF

  • 0.7900 ($540M)

Current spot: 0.7890

Very close.

Likely to gravitate around:

0.7900


AUD/USD

  • 0.7000 (A$1.0B)
  • 0.7050 (A$1.1B)
  • 0.7100 (A$920M)
  • 0.7115 (A$670M)
  • 0.7120 (A$1.2B)
  • 0.7125 (A$960M)
  • 0.7155 (A$590M)
  • 0.7175 (A$880M)

Current spot: 0.7113

Extremely dense structure.

Most important:

  • 0.7120
  • 0.7100
  • 0.7125

This favors:

0.7110–0.7130 tight range

Likely more range-bound than trending into NY cut.


Overall Market Structure

Main themes:

EUR/USD

1.1580–1.1600

USD/JPY

159.50 pivot
→ upside toward 160–161

AUD/USD

0.7110–0.7130 dense range

This is a very typical:

“NY cut reversion market”


Trade Focus

EUR/USD

  • 1.1600 pivot
  • downside watch: 1.1505
  • upside resistance: 1.1650

USD/JPY

  • 159.50 pivot
  • watch 160 test
  • beware reversal into upper 158s

AUD/USD

  • favor range strategy inside 0.7110–0.7130

USD/CHF

  • 0.7900 pinning

Summary

Late-week market theme:

Dollar strength remains intact, but NY-cut gravity is increasing.

Key focus:

  • EUR/USD = 1.16
  • USD/JPY = 159.50
  • AUD/USD = 0.7120

USD/JPY still retains upside pressure toward 160.

At the same time, week-end profit-taking raises reversal risk.

Main focus for the short term:

  • EUR/USD around 1.16
  • USD/JPY testing 160
  • AUD/USD staying trapped in an ultra-tight range