Group 1 - The US Dollar Index (DXY) continued its upward momentum, reaching a weekly high of 99.80, driven by improved economic data, although the rally lacks strong momentum [1] - Key factors supporting the dollar's rise include better-than-expected US durable goods orders and consumer confidence data. April durable goods orders fell by 6.3%, but this was better than the market expectation of -7.9%. Core orders, excluding transportation, increased by 0.2% month-on-month, alleviating recession concerns [2] - The US consumer confidence index unexpectedly surged to 98 in May, a significant increase of 12.3 points from April's 85.7, marking the largest monthly gain in four years. This reflects improved market expectations regarding the economy and employment prospects [2] Group 2 - Gold prices experienced fluctuations, with a daily high of 3350 and a low of 3285, closing below 3300. The focus is on whether the price can break below 3280, with potential targets at 3260 and 3250 [3] - On May 28, gold maintained a volatile trend, opening at $3301.80 per ounce, reaching a high of $3315.45 and a low of $3291.45, with a current price of $3307.09, reflecting a slight increase of 0.19% [4]