USD rose near 99, gold stable, awaiting non-farm payroll data.

On Thursday, the US dollar index rose for three consecutive days, approaching the 99 level during trading, and finally closed up 0.125% at 98.87; US Treasury yields generally rose, with the benchmark 10-year Treasury yield closing at 4.173% and the 2-year Treasury yield sensitive to the Federal Reserve policy rate closing at 3.498%. Spot gold fell first and then rose, regaining its earlier losses and ultimately closing up 0.47% at $4477.42 per ounce; As investors prepare for a wave of futures contract sales worth billions of dollars in the coming days, spot silver fell for the second consecutive trading day, briefly breaking the $74 mark and ultimately closing down 3.76% at $78.19 per ounce. As multiple major oil producing countries around the world are embroiled in geopolitical crises, causing concerns about supply disruptions, international crude oil prices are rebounding. WTI crude oil accelerated its rise in the US market, ultimately closing up 3.61% at $58.33 per barrel, hitting a two-week high; Brent crude oil ultimately closed up 3.79% at $62.49 per barrel.