Group 1 - The recent fluctuations in the market have significantly impacted gold prices, with a notable drop to 3288 due to the announcement of the UK-US trade agreement, leading to a decrease in safe-haven demand [2][4] - Despite the recent volatility, the overall trend for gold remains bullish, with expectations of high-level fluctuations and potential for a rebound on Friday [2][4] - Silver is maintaining a position above 32, indicating potential for upward movement, although patience is required for traders [2][5] Group 2 - The US dollar index has unexpectedly risen, breaking the 100 mark, which could influence gold prices negatively if the dollar continues to strengthen [4] - Technical analysis suggests that gold may experience further declines, with potential support levels at 3260 and 3200, but a reversal could occur if the price rebounds on Friday [4] - Domestic gold trading is currently characterized by short-term strategies, with a focus on quick trades rather than long-term positions due to market instability [5][6] Group 3 - Domestic silver has shown significant volatility, with a recent drop below 8200 but recovering to close above that level, indicating a high-level consolidation phase [6] - International crude oil has risen to approximately 60.2, with expectations for further upward movement if the resistance at 60.5 is broken [6] - The domestic fuel oil market is also showing an upward trend, with expectations for prices to reach 2700 and 2800 in the near term [6]