The analysis indicates that Gold prices initiated at 4197 and surged to approximately 4353, nearing its previous all-time high of 4381. This bullish momentum is primarily attributed to expectations of a Federal Reserve rate cut, which, despite initial hawkish statements from the Fed Chairman regarding 'stagflation,' was reinforced by rising unemployment claims, leading to renewed buying. Over two days, Gold prices saw an increase of about $150, with Friday experiencing some profit booking. The overall trend for Gold is anticipated to remain positive, with key resistance at 4380 and support at 4120. A breach above 4380 could lead to targets of 4420 and 4500, while a fall below 4120 would signal a trend change. Silver also demonstrated robust performance, opening at $58 and climbing to nearly $64.50, marking a 10% weekly, 25% monthly, and 110% yearly increase. Despite recent profit booking, Silver's trend remains strongly positive, with immediate resistance at $65.50 and crucial support at $55. Conversely, Crude Oil remains in a weak zone, with its trend expected to stay bearish until it closes above $62. The immediate support for Crude Oil is $54.50. Upcoming Non-Farm Payroll (NFP) and CPI data next week will be pivotal in confirming whether the economy is experiencing stagflation or sticky inflation, and will influence future rate cut decisions, adding a delicate balance to market dynamics.