Analyst Giuseppe Dellamotta stated that gold prices continue to be supported by geopolitical tensions and weak US data, with bullish momentum remaining solid. However, Friday's US non-farm payroll report could pose a challenge. While the credibility of the previous report was questionable due to issues related to the government shutdown, this data should provide a clearer economic picture. Strong data could lead to a significant pullback in gold prices as traders postpone their expectations of an imminent Fed rate cut; conversely, weak data should continue to support gold's upward trend. Furthermore, the US Supreme Court has set Friday for its opinion release, which may determine the outcome of Trump's tariff policies. If the tariffs are rejected, the easing of stagflation risks could lead to a decline in gold prices. Conversely, if the tariffs remain unchanged, while not triggering significant fluctuations, they will still support the upward trend in gold prices. (Gold Ten)