国际黄金连续强势反弹 预计美联储将维持利率不变

Group 1 - International gold prices rose on May 6, closing at $3431.54 per ounce, an increase of $97.35 or 2.92% from the previous day, with a daily high of $3434.80 and a low of $3323.14 [1] - As of May 6, the gold ETF holdings were reported at 937.96 tons, a decrease of 1.43 tons from the previous trading day, indicating a reduction in market bullish sentiment towards gold [2] - The total value of gold ETF holdings on May 6 was approximately $102.23 billion, reflecting a slight decrease from the previous day's value of about $98.11 billion [2] Group 2 - The U.S. Senate Banking Committee has advanced the nomination of Michelle Bowman for the position of Vice Chair for Supervision at the Federal Reserve, which is expected to lead to more lenient banking regulations compared to her predecessor [2] - Market expectations suggest that Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell may not provide clear guidance in his upcoming press conference, as uncertainties regarding tariffs and their impact on inflation and the economy persist [3] - Analysts predict that this uncertainty will continue until the Federal Reserve's June meeting unless significant changes occur [3] Group 3 - Recent trading analysis indicates that gold prices have shown a strong rebound, supported by a reversal signal and mid-line support, suggesting a bullish trend remains intact [4]