Silver was hit hard by rising US yields, with $70 acting as the key level that must hold to prevent a deeper slide toward the 200-day EMA.

Natural gas spiked on Qatar supply fears, but with $3 still acting as support and $3.50 as likely resistance, traders may look to fade exhaustion near the highs.

Gold was hit hard on Thursday as rising US yields pressured prices, with $4,600 now the key level to watch for either a rebound or deeper breakdown.

WTI crude oil remains headline-driven and rangebound below $100, with $102 needed for a breakout higher while $92 and $85 stand out as major support levels.

EUR/USD stays in a consolidation phase above 1.1550 after posting impressive gains on Thursday. Comments from policymakers could impact the pair’s action in the near term.

Gold is replicating the recovery moves seen in Thursday’s Asian trades, as buyers jump back in at lower levels early Friday after defending the critical $4,600 demand area.