Currency options question

If I am long a December AUD contract, but sell a Nov call or buy a Nov put, will I be called away(or a seller) on my December position assuming the price triggers? Or will I be short somehow after expiration? Thanks

thanks, no I am not in any position right now. Just wondering how it would work. The scenario is:

Long: Dec AUD future contract, Nov AUD Put
Short: Nov AUD Call

Put strike is below Call strike price. Thanks.

No chance to be "truly" short after November expiration,
because you are Long Dec AUD.

Either way, if AUD rises to your Call strike or higher,
you are going to be flat the AUD position eventually.

You could get "called away" or you might just sell your Long
to repurchase your short Calls (before expiration).

but what would happen the day after expiration?

Unfortunately, I am not an expert on Options on Currency futures.

Because of the differing months...I'm not exactly sure what
your broker would do.

If the AUD is at or above the Call “strike price” by the expiration date you
are going to be liable for the AUD to the party you sold the Call to.

But your broker may just debit your account (which you could resolve by potentially selling your Long Dec AUD)...