On April 30th local time, the Trump administration's attitude towards the Russia-Ukraine peace talks took a sharp turn for the worse. In an interview, White House envoy Kellogg bluntly stated that Russia's proposal for a "three-day ceasefire" was "absurd" and that the United States was seeking a "comprehensive and permanent ceasefire." This statement echoes Trump's previous tough stance. On April 23, he publicly criticized Ukrainian President Zelensky for "obstructing the peace process" and threatened that "if the negotiations fail, the United States will withdraw completely."

Recently, the gold market has presented a complex pattern due to the interweaving of multiple factors such as policies and economic data. On the one hand, the price of gold remains stable to some extent; on the other hand, the market is full of cautious optimism and potential uncertainty about the future trend of gold.

In recent days, the conflict between Russia and Ukraine has once again escalated, becoming the focus of global attention. After Putin proposed a 72-hour ceasefire, Zelensky angrily denounced it, saying that Russia was "trying to manipulate the situation again." The conflict between the two sides was further intensified, and this tense situation had a significant impact on the financial markets, especially the gold market.