⛏ Gold Breaks $3,000 as Trade Tensions and Fed Policy Align

Gold Breaks $3,000 as Trade Tensions and Fed Policy Align
Gold has breached $3,000 per ounce, fueled by economic uncertainty, tariff disputes, and central bank demand. Investors seek gold as a hedge amid potential Fed rate cuts and rising geopolitical tensions. With global de-dollarization efforts and ongoing inflation fears, gold’s long-term fundamentals appear strong, positioning it for further gains. Read on »

Credit Bubble Fuels Gold Demand
Global debt is spiraling, bond markets are under stress, and rising yields threaten financial stability. Japan’s bond crisis is rippling across markets, and investors fear a liquidity crunch. With confidence in sovereign debt waning, gold ETFs are seeing record inflows as investors seek safety amid growing fears of a financial meltdown. Read on »

Gold Hits Historic $3,000 Milestone
Gold’s historic $3,000 breakthrough reflects rising market fears, aggressive U.S. tariff policies and sustained central bank buying. Investors are turning to gold as economic uncertainty escalates, with inflation-adjusted highs still ahead. With Fed rate cuts looming and de-dollarization efforts expanding, gold’s bullish momentum looks set to continue through 2025. Read on »

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