EURJPY Analysis: Support at 119.80/119.50, resistance at 120.50/121.35

USD/JPY holds lower ground below 156.00 in the Asian session on Thursday, deep in the red amid hawkish BoE commentary, looming intervention fears and risk-off mood, which lend support to the Japanese Yen. The US Dollar remains on the back foot amid concerns about the fallout from Trump's trade policies, adding to the pair's downside. 

AUD/USD picks up bids and grinds higher toward 0.7150 in the Asian session on Thursday. The pair eyes a three-year peak amid bets for another RBA rate hike in 2026, bolstered by the latest Australian consumer inflation figures. Moreover, a softer US Dollar acts as a tailwind for the Aussie, though trade uncertainties seem to limit the Aussie's upside. 

Gold attracts some buyers for the second straight day as trade jitters and geopolitical tensions persist ahead of the US-Iran nuclear talks, which underpin demand for safe-haven assets. Additionally, a softer US Dollar further supports the bullion, though the underlying bullish sentiment could cap gains. Bulls might also opt to wait for acceptance above the $5,200 mark before positioning for any meaningful appreciating move.

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