The recent trend of gold, a safe-haven asset, has attracted attention, with spot gold prices falling below $4,900 per ounce, an intraday decline of 0.73%. This decline in gold reflects an improvement in market risk appetite, with investors adjusting through profit-taking. The slowdown in demand in the precious metals market has prompted a correction in gold prices. Despite short-term selling pressure, gold's long-term appeal as a traditional safe-haven asset remains. Market observers believe that such adjustments are normal fluctuations, and investors need to pay close attention to the impact of subsequent macroeconomic data on gold.