⛏ Gold Eyes $3,000 Amid Stagflation

Gold Eyes $3,000 Amid Stagflation
Gold’s rally continues as stagflation fears, geopolitical risks, and a weaker dollar drive demand. Investors are increasingly pricing in Federal Reserve rate cuts while global uncertainty boosts safe-haven buying. Spot gold is up 11% year-to-date, with analysts targeting $3,300. ETF inflows and central bank purchases suggest the rally has room to run. Read on »

Gold Price Stabilizes Amid Uncertainty
Gold prices stabilize after hitting record highs, reacting to Trump’s tariffs, U.S. economic data, and geopolitical tensions. U.S. jobs data and Fed policy signals could dictate gold’s next direction, with safe-haven demand still a potential bullish factor. Read on »

Emerging Markets Lead Central Banks’ January Gold Buying Spree
Central banks increased gold reserves by 18 tonnes in January, signaling continued confidence in bullion. Emerging markets, led by China, Uzbekistan, and Kazakhstan, drove net purchases, while Poland and India also accumulated gold. With economic and geopolitical tensions rising, central banks continue to prioritize gold for financial stability and reserve diversification. Read on »

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