Recently, the US and Iran ceasefire negotiations have seen both sides stating that the general framework of the peace agreement has been established, while sporadic clashes continue.

Iran has stated that it will not sign any understanding agreements that do not align with national interests, that frozen assets must be unconditionally released, and that sovereignty over the Strait of Hormuz must not be infringed upon, maintaining a firm stance.
Meanwhile, the US continues to threaten and pressure with military force, conducting small-scale bombings on Iran while negotiating, and once again emphasizing that the Strait of Hormuz must remain open.
The conflicting interests of both sides remain obvious, and the negotiations are likely to remain a tug-of-war in the short term. The uncertainty during the negotiations remains a major factor influencing the future market.
Today's operations:
If the trend continues from yesterday, rising then falling back, buy the dip on gold at 4533 and 4565 in batches, and buy on dips at 4452 and 4400 in batches, with a risk control of 15 points.