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Core Viewpoint - Gold prices rebounded after two days of significant sell-off, with New York futures rising by 6.5% to $4,955.90 per ounce, following a market reaction to President Trump's nomination of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair, which is perceived as a more hawkish choice compared to other candidates [1] Group 1 - The previous sell-off in gold was attributed to the nomination of a Fed Chair seen as favoring tighter monetary policy and a rebound in the US dollar [1] - Analysts from Sukdun Financial noted that gold prices had previously exceeded levels typically associated with pure safe-haven demand linked to geopolitical or macroeconomic uncertainty [1] - The recent price correction is viewed more as a clearing of excessive positions rather than a reduction in uncertainty [1] Group 2 - Silver futures also experienced a significant increase, rising by 13% to $87.07 per ounce [1]