Range-bound volatility. Sell high and buy low.

After the data release, the market reacted swiftly but in different directions. The US dollar index was indecisive after the data release. Although it briefly touched 100.0418, it then retreated to 99.9507, with a daily decline of 0.23%, failing to continue its previous strength. Spot gold dropped about $9 to $3,250 per ounce within one minute after the data release, but then rebounded to $3,255 per ounce with a daily increase of 0.56%. The short - term resistance levels of $3,260 and $3,265 have become the focus of attention. Overall, the better - than - expected performance of the April non - farm payrolls data has injected short - term confidence into the market. However, the revision of historical data and external uncertainties still make investors vigilant. In the short term, there may still be room for risk - assets to rise, but in the medium to long term, the downside risks are building up.
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