Group 1: Gold Market Analysis - The gold market is expected to experience significant fluctuations this week due to geopolitical developments and upcoming non-farm payroll data, with a focus on comments from central bank leaders, including Fed Chair Jerome Powell [1] - Gold prices initially fell but later rose, confirming a key signal with a double bottom at 3245, and a potential test of a double top at 3455 in July [1] - A bullish trend has been established as gold broke above 3300, with targets set at 3370 and 3400, supported by technical indicators showing a clear upward trend [1] Group 2: Employment Data and Economic Indicators - If ADP and non-farm employment data remain weak, coupled with dovish comments from Powell, the dollar is likely to remain under pressure, providing support for gold [3] - Concerns over the U.S. fiscal deficit and rising long-term inflation fears may allow gold to challenge levels above 3450 and potentially reach 3499 [3] Group 3: Domestic Gold Trends - Domestic gold prices have shown significant downward movement, but the long-term bullish trend remains intact, with expectations of a rebound [4] - The focus for domestic gold is on the support level at 755, with potential buying opportunities if prices stabilize above 760 [5] Group 4: Silver Market Analysis - The potential for deeper interest rate cuts by the Fed, along with U.S. fiscal and trade tensions, is expected to support the entire metals sector [7] - Silver prices opened at 36.089, experienced a drop to 35.783, and then rallied to close at 36.015, indicating a possible bullish reversal if the price breaks above 36.84 [7]