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Gold Breaks $4,000: Understanding the Forces Behind the Historic Surge Gold has officially topped $4,000 per ounce for the first time in history. Learn what’s fueling this surge—from Fed policy and inflation to global uncertainty—and what it means for investors. -
Why Central Banks Are Buying Gold to Hedge Against Geopolitics Nations are increasing gold reserves to hedge against sanctions, currency risks, and geopolitical shocks. See why this trend matters for private investors. -
Geopolitical Risks and Fed Policy Combine to Push Gold Higher Conflict in the Middle East and expectations of Federal Reserve rate cuts are fueling gold’s safe-haven appeal. See why this dynamic matters for investors. -
How Political Uncertainty in Asia Is Fueling Global Demand for Gold and Silver Record highs in India’s gold and silver markets show how political uncertainty in Asia is reshaping global demand. Learn what it means for investors. -
Geopolitical Tensions and a Weak Dollar Drive Gold’s Rally Global conflicts, Federal Reserve policy shifts, and a weakening U.S. dollar are driving gold’s rally. Discover why these forces matter for investors. -
Gold Breaks Records Above $3,700 as Fed Rate Cuts Loom Gold prices hit record highs above $3,700 as investors bet on Fed rate cuts. Learn why gold is soaring and what it means for your portfolio. -
Central Banks Fuel Gold’s Rally Amid De-Dollarization Central banks are buying gold at record levels to diversify reserves and reduce reliance on the U.S. dollar. See how this shapes gold’s future. -
Dollar moves are part of the story Dollar softness this year makes gold cheaper for non-U.S. buyers and supports record highs. -
Big buyers are reinforcing the trend Gold ETFs saw the biggest first-half inflow in five years and SPDR holdings hit the highest since 2022 as official buyers stay active. -
Policy uncertainty is another tailwind for gold Legal battles over tariffs and debate over Fed independence add uncertainty. Investors hedge with gold. -
Long-bond stress is sending investors to gold Thirty-year yields keep testing cycle highs as debt and issuance mount. Safe-haven demand is lifting gold. -
Fed cut expectations are powering gold Markets lean toward a September rate cut. Lower yields make gold more attractive and continue to support the move.
