Group 1 - Gold experienced a significant reversal last week, dropping $100 before rebounding to surpass the $4000 mark, recovering all losses [1] - The recent trading pattern indicates a bullish trend, with expectations to challenge the $4100 level after breaking through $4070 [3] - The gold market has seen a four-month upward trend, but faced volatility with a sharp drop in the last two weeks, leading to a focus on key support levels at $4050 and $4000 [3] Group 2 - The Federal Reserve is experiencing increased internal divisions, with a hawkish stance emerging, particularly against the backdrop of strong employment data, which has created resistance against potential rate cuts in December [4] - The ongoing U.S. government shutdown has intensified political conflicts, negatively impacting the stock market and creating a favorable environment for gold [4] - Upcoming economic indicators, such as the October CPI, are critical for determining the Fed's December decisions, with potential implications for market stability [5] Group 3 - The consumer sector in the A-share market is seeing a boost ahead of the Double Eleven shopping festival [6] - The $4000 mark is becoming a crucial point for determining whether the A-share market is in a bull phase [7] - The tech innovation board is experiencing adjustments, reflecting a correlation with U.S. stock market trends [8]