There are a couple of expiries to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.The first ones are for EUR/USD layered between the 1.1415 through to 1.1475 levels. The expiries don't tie much to any technical significance but could still act on their own volition in keeping price action more in check in the session ahead.For starters, the ones at 1.1475 are keeping around the recent resistance region of 1.1470-80 in July trading. So, the expiries there could act as an added ceiling layer for buyers to chew through to really gather more upside momentum. Tying together with that, the ones at 1.1450 might offer some interest in keeping price action more tightly bound in the session ahead. That unless we get any major surprises from euro area Q2 GDP and inflation data.Otherwise, dollar sentiment will be the name of the game for major currencies today. The greenback may have weakened after the Fed decision yesterday but as higher yields are staying in place, that could lead to a reversal to the dollar drop to close out the week. So, just keep that in mind.10-year Treasury yields are now pushing near 4.71% and that is the bigger issue for broader markets I would say. Keep a close eye on the bond market.Besides that, there is one for USD/JPY at the 163.50 level. But as mentioned before, I don't see expiries as being all too relevant for the currency pair. It is still mostly driven by dollar sentiment with the path of least resistance still being for a move higher in USD/JPY.The only real impediment is intervention risks and that could strike at any point if buyers decide to overstep. For now, that seems more limited below 164.00 as the patience of Tokyo officials continue to be tested.For more information on how to use this data, you may refer to this post here. This article was written by Justin Low at investinglive.com.