Group 1 - The international gold market remains strong, influenced by geopolitical tensions and the potential for new tariffs from the Trump administration [1][3] - Trump's signals indicate a preference for agreements over conflict with Iran, but military leaders warn of high risks associated with military action, suggesting that geopolitical risks will continue to support gold prices [1][3] - The uncertainty surrounding new tariffs and the Fed's potential for lower interest rates is expected to drive more funds into gold, maintaining a bullish trend for the year [3] Group 2 - Recent economic data from the U.S. has not significantly impacted interest rate cut expectations, with the upcoming appointment of a new Fed chair likely favoring low rates [3] - Key economic indicators to watch include the FHFA house price index, S&P/CS 20-city composite index, wholesale sales, consumer confidence index, and Richmond Fed manufacturing index [3] - Technical analysis shows gold prices rebounding after testing support levels, indicating potential entry points for investors [4]