Market waits Trump deadline; USD stable. Gold $4660, crude oil longs wait.

On Monday, the market waited for the latest deadline set by Trump and remained cautious about Japan's intervention in the exchange rate. The US dollar index fell below the 100 mark and ultimately closed down 0.19% at 99.98 points; The benchmark 10-year Treasury yield closed at 4.3440%, while the 2-year Treasury yield, which is sensitive to the Federal Reserve policy rate, slightly fell back to 3.8640%. When Trump said 'that night could be tomorrow night' at the White House Easter event, the nerves of global gold traders instantly tensed. On Monday (April 6th), gold prices fluctuated in the 4600-4700 range and ultimately closed at $4650, a slight decrease of 0.55%. Behind this seemingly mild decline lies a complex game of war, inflation, and interest rates. Trump threatens to attack Iran's infrastructure, causing international oil prices to rise after volatile fluctuations. WTI crude oil closed up 0.52% at $112.77 per barrel; Brent crude oil ultimately closed up 0.42% at $109.67 per barrel.