There are a few expiries to take note of on the day, as highlighted in bold below.The first ones are for EUR/USD at the 1.1550 and 1.1565 levels. The expiries here sit close by to the 100-day moving average of 1.1568, so the ones at 1.1565 especially will act as an additional layer for buyers to chew through to gather more upside momentum. For now, the dollar remains in a more tentative and subdued spot after the USD/JPY joint intervention. So, that is keeping traders on edge with dollar sentiment very much in limbo.As such, in keeping below the key technical resistance level above, the expiries at 1.1500 may offer some pull factor in keeping price action more anchored in the session ahead. That should have some weight in not allowing price action to roam too much on either side. To the downside, there is the 100-hour moving average at 1.1526 currently that is likely to help keep things in check as well.That as the broader market focus turns towards the US non-farm payrolls tomorrow. So, traders will not have all too much conviction to chase any strong moves until then; all else being equal.Then, there are ones for USD/JPY at the 157.50 and 157.75 levels. But as mentioned before, the expiries for the currency pair here will hold little significance. That especially now as the currency pair is very much influenced by the look and feel of intervention risks.The dynamics have certainly changed after the joint intervention between the US and Japan. And it certainly it feels like dip buyers are staying away and being fearful to drive price much higher, while there is still not too heavy a conviction to be selling USD/JPY yet. That unless the US makes it more clear about what dollar policy stance they are striving for amid their latest move to help Japan supposedly.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.