According to Jin10, gold extended its rebound as expectations grew that U.S.-Iran talks would make progress; the two sides are still negotiating Iran's proposal to restart the Strait of Hormuz under conditions within 7 days, with the main disagreement centered on the sequence of steps rather than the plan's details. New York Fed President John C. Williams also supported gold prices, saying he was not in a hurry to take further action after the September rate hike, but could raise rates once more if the economy performs as expected. His remarks prompted markets to reassess the policy stance as more dovish, and the probability of an October rate hike fell from 70% to 45%. Market attention will remain on U.S.-Iran talks, Fed policy signals, and U.S. economic data this week, including ADP employment and the PCE price index today, the ISM manufacturing PMI and initial jobless claims on Thursday, and the nonfarm payrolls report on Friday.