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Gold has risen sharply in recent weeks, climbing past $4,000 per ounce and gaining more than 50% since the start of the year, as shown in Figure 1. The rally accelerated after September as investors reacted to a mix of geopolitical and macroeconomic developments. Prices surged as tensions in the Middle East intensified, driving safe-haven demand, but gold briefly lost momentum once a peace deal was reached, reducing immediate global uncertainty. However, expectations of imminent interest rate cuts and renewed tensions between the United States and China over rare earth minerals and retaliatory tariffs quickly offset that effect. Strong central bank purchases, continued ETF inflows, and a softer dollar have added further support, pushing gold to record levels and making it one of the top-performing assets of 2025 so far.
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