US slowdown, USD weak, gold $5000, awaiting non-farm data.

On Tuesday, the US dollar index maintained a sideways oscillation near a one week low and remained largely unchanged for the day, closing at 96.8; The yield of US Treasury bonds fell across the board, with the benchmark 10-year yield closing at 4.143% and the 2-year yield sensitive to the Federal Reserve policy rate closing at 3.452%. Spot gold closed down 0.7% on Tuesday (February 10th) at $5023 per ounce, causing concerns among investors. However, behind this seemingly ordinary callback, there is actually a surging undercurrent. On the eve of the release of key US employment and inflation data, the market is experiencing a "data storm" that is poised to take off. At the same time, the geopolitical situation continues to heat up, with the weakening of the US dollar intertwined with expectations of interest rate cuts, jointly drawing a complex and opportunity filled gold investment map. This trading day focuses on the US non farm payroll report. As the market awaits the progress of the US Iran negotiations, the Russia Ukraine ceasefire, and guidance from US economic and crude oil inventory data, the international crude oil range is fluctuating. WTI crude oil hit a low of $63.68 per ounce and ultimately closed down 0.4% at $64.19 per barrel; Brent crude oil closed down 0.27% at $68.53 per barrel.