Gold market analysis: Bank of Japan interferes with the dollar falling and gold prices are calmly awaiting important events

Wang Gang of the Guangdong branch of the Bank of China said that although it was reported on Monday that the US dollar index fell slightly due to market intervention by the Bank of Japan, the impact on gold seemed limited. Gold market participants are basically focused on waiting for the Federal Reserve's interest rate meeting on Wednesday and the non-farm payrolls report on Friday, hoping to get a glimpse into the Fed's interest rate trend. Furthermore, the strength of the non-agricultural sector on Friday, especially wage growth, will be a key influencing factor disrupting the gold trend.

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