Group 1 - The Federal Reserve lowered interest rates as expected in November, emphasizing a 25 basis point cut, but indicated that there may not be a rate cut in December, leading to a decline in both the US dollar and gold prices [1][2] - Gold experienced a temporary decline from a high of 4030 to a low of 4917, but the overall trend remains bullish, with expectations of a rebound as long as significant declines do not occur [1][2] - Silver's decline has been limited, showing signs of a potential upward movement, with a solid bottom foundation indicating possible gains in the coming days [1][3] Group 2 - Prior to the Federal Reserve's decision, gold was anticipated to rebound to 4020, with potential movements to 4100 or a decline of around 50 dollars depending on market reactions [2] - The domestic gold market showed strong performance, with contracts reaching highs of 922 for Shanghai gold and 917 for Rongtong gold, suggesting opportunities for further long positions [3] - The international silver market remained strong despite the Fed's decisions, with expectations for silver to reach a target of 49.5, maintaining a bullish outlook [3] Group 3 - Crude oil showed unclear performance, fluctuating around 60.3 after a peak of 61, with a focus on the resistance level at 63 for potential adjustments [4] - Domestic fuel oil remains stable, with uncertainty about the continuation of bullish trends, suggesting a cautious approach to trading [4]