Group 1: Gold Market - The U.S. President Trump requested Russian President Putin to refrain from attacking Ukraine for a week, which Putin agreed to, leading to a temporary ceasefire [2] - The U.S. government shutdown concerns eased as bipartisan agreement on a short-term spending bill was reached, causing market sentiment to recover [2] - Gold prices have been declining due to the ceasefire agreement and the resolution of the government shutdown, with a focus on support at $4,990 and resistance at $5,250 [2] Group 2: Oil Market - Oil prices rose significantly due to market concerns over potential U.S. attacks on Iran affecting global supply [3] - EIA forecasts indicate steady expansion in global oil supply by 2026, while overall demand remains significantly lower than supply levels [3] - OPEC's market share is being compressed by strong production growth from non-OPEC countries, limiting OPEC's influence on the market [3] Group 3: Dollar Index - The market is closely watching the future of Federal Reserve Chairman Powell, with speculation that he may step down in mid-May [5] - If a new chairman is appointed soon, it could lead to more aggressive rate cuts by the Federal Reserve [5] - The dollar index is currently consolidating near annual lows, with support at 96.10 and resistance at 97.20 [5] Group 4: Nasdaq - The Nasdaq index closed lower, trading within a range of 24,800 to 26,200 [7] - A short-term downward trend is indicated as prices fell below the 60/120 day moving averages [7] - Today's support is noted at 25,300 and resistance at 25,800 [7] Group 5: Copper Market - Copper prices closed higher but showed signs of significant upward pressure with a long upper shadow [8] - The market is observing a potential downward correction after a recent surge [8] - Support is identified at $5.85 and resistance at $6.05 [8]