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Spot gold continued to rise above $3,050 per ounce, setting a new record high.

US stocks continued to rise, with the Nasdaq up more than 2%, the Dow up 1.25%, and the S & P 500 up 1.5%.

Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell said the central bank was in a position to cut interest rates or maintain a restrictive stance. Removing language about risks from the statement did not signal anything. Asked if the Fed would cut rates in May, Powell said there would be no rush to cut rates.

Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell: Federal Reserve staff have a simulation of the impact of tariffs, which assumes that the United States is fully retaliated with tariffs.

Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell: (When asked if the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates in May) We are not in a hurry to cut interest rates.

Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell: We are at a stage where we can cut interest rates or maintain the current significantly tighter policy stance.

Spot gold broke through $3,050/ounce, setting a new record high and rising 0.54% in the day.

Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell said the central bank did not need to rush to adjust its policy stance and was ready to wait for more clarity. If the economy remains strong, policy constraints can be maintained for longer. Powell said he has seen some signs of tightening in the money market, with market indicators indicating ample reserves.

Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell said that if the last two months of commodity inflation data continue to be strong, it must be related to tariffs. If inflation subsides on its own, monetary policy should not be tightened. It will be known in a few months whether the increase in commodity prices in the first two months of the year is due to tariffs.

The market shows that BNB has broken through $620 and is now quoted at $620.19, with a 24-hour decline of 1.94%. The market is volatile, so please do a good job in risk control.

Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell: There are currently no plans to slow down the pace of MBS sales.

Federal Reserve Chairperson Jerome Powell: There will be no inflation story to tell in five years.