Market shrugs off US policy risks—USD dips, gold eases from highs, bullish trend persists.

On Monday, the US dollar index hovered around the 100 mark, although it briefly returned above the 100 mark during trading, it failed to stabilize and ultimately closed down 0.15% at 99.7. The yield of US Treasury bonds has declined, with the benchmark 10-year yield closing at 4.378%; The two-year US Treasury yield, which is more sensitive to monetary policy, closed at 3.858%. On Tuesday (April 15th) morning trading in the Asian market, spot gold fluctuated narrowly and is currently trading around $3211.44 per ounce. Gold prices rose and fell on Monday, hitting a historic high of 3245.51 earlier in the session before falling back, closing down 0.85% at $3210.39 per ounce, as risk sentiment improved after the White House waived high tariffs on electronic products from most countries. Two oil prices rose slightly, with WTI crude oil briefly returning above $62 in the market, but then giving up most of the gains of the day, ultimately closing up 0.32% at $61.13 per barrel; Brent crude oil closed up 0.43% at $64.51 per barrel.