Group 1 - The precious metals market is experiencing a significant correction after a period of exuberance, with gold trading around $5180, silver at $110, and platinum down over 5% at approximately $2480 [1] - Analysts attribute this correction to short-term profit-taking and increased risk controls by exchanges, while long-term support factors such as geopolitical risks, central bank gold purchases, and expectations of Federal Reserve easing remain intact, indicating a continuation of the bull market for precious metals [1] Group 2 - Trump plans to announce a successor to Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, expressing confidence in the nominee's ability to promote rate cuts amid signs of strong economic growth [2] - The Federal Reserve maintains interest rates, noting resilient economic activity and initial stabilization in the labor market, but emphasizes persistent high inflation and uncertain outlook, with expectations for a rate cut in June [2] - Geopolitical tensions are escalating, with Iran warning of unprecedented self-defense measures and the EU designating the Iranian Revolutionary Guard as a terrorist organization, while the U.S. increases military presence near Iran [2] Group 3 - Technical analysis indicates that gold prices are supported by the 21-day moving average, with a bullish trend reinforced by the relative strength index (RSI) at 72.07, suggesting potential for price consolidation rather than reversal [3] - Key support for silver is identified at $105.39, which is crucial for maintaining the recent upward trend; failure to hold this level may lead to further corrections [3] - Platinum is currently in a consolidation phase, with critical support at $2500; if this level holds, it may maintain its range, but a drop could lead to a test of the $2400 level [4]