This week, Israel and Iran ceasefire, and US President Trump posted on his social media platform "Real Social" that Israel and Iran have agreed to a comprehensive ceasefire. In addition, Iranian Foreign Minister Araghchi said that Iran currently has no plans to restart nuclear negotiations.
In addition, this week, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell testified in Congress and once again maintained a patient waiting attitude, which aroused Trump's dissatisfaction, causing Trump to consider or announce Powell's successor in advance, causing the market to worry about the successor's impact on the market trend. Trump said on Friday morning, "I hope Federal Reserve Chairman Powell resigns. I will not appoint someone who wants to maintain the status quo of interest rates. I will appoint someone who wants to cut interest rates as Federal Reserve Chairman." Related news may gradually unfold next week, causing market concerns and affecting gold prices.
Next week, the market may focus on tariffs again. US Treasury Secretary Bensont said on Friday that "reciprocal tariffs" may be re-implemented on 20 countries, or if we believe that the other party is negotiating in good faith, the tariffs of these countries may remain at 10%.
Next week, the market will see a group meeting of the world's major central bank governors (Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, European Central Bank President Lagarde, Bank of England Governor Bailey, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda, and Bank of Korea Governor Chang-yong Lee). The market will also see non-farm data. In addition, Powell's remarks on whether he will resign may ignite the market next week. Gold prices may face increased volatility next week.
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In addition, this week, Federal Reserve Chairman Powell testified in Congress and once again maintained a patient waiting attitude, which aroused Trump's dissatisfaction, causing Trump to consider or announce Powell's successor in advance, causing the market to worry about the successor's impact on the market trend. Trump said on Friday morning, "I hope Federal Reserve Chairman Powell resigns. I will not appoint someone who wants to maintain the status quo of interest rates. I will appoint someone who wants to cut interest rates as Federal Reserve Chairman." Related news may gradually unfold next week, causing market concerns and affecting gold prices.
Next week, the market may focus on tariffs again. US Treasury Secretary Bensont said on Friday that "reciprocal tariffs" may be re-implemented on 20 countries, or if we believe that the other party is negotiating in good faith, the tariffs of these countries may remain at 10%.
Next week, the market will see a group meeting of the world's major central bank governors (Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, European Central Bank President Lagarde, Bank of England Governor Bailey, Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda, and Bank of Korea Governor Chang-yong Lee). The market will also see non-farm data. In addition, Powell's remarks on whether he will resign may ignite the market next week. Gold prices may face increased volatility next week.
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