USD/CHF is slowly turning higher as the US dollar benefits from yield support, with dip-buying favored unless the pair breaks back below 0.76.

Gold (XAU/USD) came under heavy bearish pressure and registered weekly losses even after opening with a bullish gap on news of the United States (US) and Israel carrying out a joint attack against Iran on February 28.

NZD/USD is under pressure in a risk-off market, with the 200-day EMA and 0.58 as key downside levels while 0.60 caps any recovery attempts.

Silver continues to be very noisy on Thursday, as traders continue to see the 50-day EMA indicator, and more importantly, the $80 level.

GBP/JPY is stuck in a volatile range around 210, with 208 as downside support and 212 as the key breakout level for a move toward 215.

AUD/USD remains volatile, with the 0.69–0.6930 zone acting as key support and 0.7150 the next upside target if buyers regain control.