Group 1 - The JOLTS report, a key labor market indicator for the Federal Reserve, is expected to show a decrease in job vacancies from 7.192 million in March to 7.1 million in April, which may exert pressure on the US dollar and support gold prices [1] - President Trump announced an increase in steel import tariffs from 25% to 50% due to a major Asian country not fulfilling preliminary tariff agreements, indicating a strong stance on trade policy [1] - The Federal Reserve's monetary policy expectations are providing additional support for gold prices [1] Group 2 - The market is currently maintaining a high-level oscillation pattern, with short-term pressure for a pullback after a rise, suggesting a strategy of selling on rallies [3] - Specific trading recommendations include establishing short positions when gold rebounds to the 3370-3375 and 3400-3405 ranges, with support levels identified at 3330-3310 [3]