In a series of recent changes in the global financial markets, the gold market has shown strong risk-averse demand, leading to a sharp price increase in a short period. According to the latest market data, the spot gold price has broken through the $2500 barrier and reached $2517.83 per ounce, with an increase of $20 compared to the previous day's closing price. This rise indicates that investors' concerns over economic uncertainties and market risks have intensified, choosing to invest funds in the gold market, which is considered a safe haven. At the same time, the Dollar Index (DXY) has also received significant attention from the market, dropping sharply by 50 points in a short period, with the current index value at 100.94. The decline in the dollar index is typically associated with the relative appreciation of non-US currencies in the global financial market, which may reflect market uncertainty about US economic growth prospects or changes in monetary policy expectations. In the context of ongoing volatility in the global economic environment, these dynamics in financial markets will continue to be closely watched by global investors. The performance of traditional safe-haven assets such as gold and the dollar index will have a significant impact on overall market stability.