Deep Tide TechFlow News: On March 25, according to Golden Ten Data, Christopher Wang, strategist at Overseas Chinese Banking Corporation in Singapore, stated that as people expect the Middle East conflict to ease and the strength of the US dollar weakens, gold's safe-haven demand is beginning to reappear. This further proves that gold has not lost its appeal as a safe-haven asset. It was once squeezed out of the market by the US dollar, and now this pressure is easing. In the short term, gold prices may continue to be affected by expectations of the Federal Reserve's policy path, US dollar trends, and changes in geopolitical situations. However, this rebound suggests that price declines may still find support, unless real yields rise significantly.