Economists believe that in the short term, the gold market may lose momentum. The risk of the Federal Reserve's interest rate hike will be stronger than what the market currently expects. Technological developments and the end of bearish recovery indicate that the upward momentum of gold will slow down, and that it may at least partially recoup the gains in the context of non-farm reports and systemic risk fears. The US government previously sent a convincing signal that they are ready to provide liquidity to stabilize financial companies, which can reduce market concerns about systemic risks to a large extent if necessary. This should increase risk appetite, reduce the probability of a very poor economic outcome, and raise expected interest rates.