Amid the approval of Trump's fiscal law and growing uncertainty in global trade, gold is strengthening its positions. The spot price added 1.7% over the week. Although gold is not considered a critical metal in industry, investors and governments have traditionally viewed it as insurance against chaos. That said, analysts point out that pressure on the dollar due to rising debt could further boost gold's appeal. If trade talks break down and Trump starts implementing tariff threats after July 9, gold may get an additional impetus.After yesterday's decline, quotes are correcting upward and gold is testing the resistance area in the zone of $3350.When planning transactions, it should be taken into account that the U.S. celebrates Independence Day on July 4 and the liquidity of instruments will be reduced.