Gold prices climbed more than $30 on Wednesday as the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields fell after the Federal Reserve's interest rate decision and Chairman Jerome Powell's speech. In addition, due to higher-than-expected inflation in the first three months of this year, this week the Federal Reserve, after keeping interest rates unchanged as scheduled, also admitted that recent inflation has not been going well, and at the same time officially announced that it will begin to slow down the pace of balance sheet reduction in June; and Powell said that next time The meeting is unlikely to raise interest rates. Interest rate cuts and interest rate increases have their own paths, depending on the data, giving a signal that they are still leaning toward an eventual interest rate cut; and the number of people filing for unemployment benefits on Thursday is also likely to increase. There is a high probability that Friday's non-agricultural data will also be lower than the previous value, which will provide some support for gold prices. Therefore, the trend of gold prices at the end of the week will tend to remain volatile or rebound and strengthen.