华尔街，黄金牛市已结束！

Group 1: Gold Market - Spot gold closed down by $47.28, a decline of 1.38%, ending at $3,384.99 [1] - Currently, gold is fluctuating around $3,380 during the European market session [1] - Citigroup forecasts that gold prices will drop below $3,000 in the coming quarters, potentially falling to $2,500-$2,700 by the second half of 2026, indicating the end of the current gold bull market [16][17] Group 2: US-UK Trade Agreement - The US and UK have reached a trade agreement that includes a quota of 100,000 vehicles per year for UK car imports, with a 10% tariff [4] - The UK has committed to meeting US requirements for the supply chain security of steel and aluminum products [4] - The EU is prepared to conditionally accept a 10% uniform tariff in trade negotiations with the US, but does not view it as a permanent solution [5] Group 3: US Stock Market Dynamics - US stock indices closed higher, with the S&P 500 up 0.94%, Nasdaq up 1.52%, and Dow Jones up 0.75% [2] - Retail investors are actively buying, reminiscent of the "retail battle against Wall Street" in 2023, with significant trading activity in stocks priced under $1 [8] - Hedge funds are reportedly forced to buy back stocks, leading to a surge in stock prices, with Goldman Sachs noting a 10% increase in net purchases by hedge funds [8] Group 4: Middle East Tensions - Israel has launched airstrikes on Tehran, targeting the Iranian state television building, resulting in casualties [9] - The Israeli military claims to have killed a high-ranking Iranian military commander, escalating tensions in the region [9] - A joint statement from 21 Arab and Islamic countries condemns Israel's actions and calls for a cessation of hostilities [13][14] Group 5: US-Russia Relations - President Trump announced a postponement of sanctions against Russia to facilitate negotiations [15] - The Russian Foreign Ministry indicated that a new round of bilateral talks aimed at normalizing diplomatic activities has been canceled [15]