[Lower Yields Support Gold Price Rebound, Market Focuses on Non-Farm Payroll Report] February 11 news: On Wednesday, gold and silver prices rose, with spot gold climbing over 1% to above $5,070 per ounce, and spot silver rebounding over 5% to $85 per ounce after falling more than 3% overnight. The stagnation in U.S. December retail sales growth led to a decline in the dollar and U.S. Treasury yields, providing support for gold and silver prices. (Capital.com) Senior Market Analyst Kyle Rodda stated that lower yields are supporting gold prices, as the market expects the Federal Reserve to potentially cut rates faster and more significantly. KCM Trade Chief Analyst Tim Waterer pointed out that U.S. employment data will influence the Fed's rate path, and weak January employment data could further boost gold's rebound.