⛏ Gold Smashes $3,300—What's Next?

Gold Smashes $3,300—What's Next?
Gold has reached the USD $3,300 mark much faster than anticipated, driven by central bank demand, a weaker dollar, and rising geopolitical risks. With recession fears and stagflation threats mounting, Saxo Bank raises its 2025 gold target to $3,500 and sees silver rebounding toward $40. Read on »

China’s Secret Gold Boom Ignites Bull Market
Gold’s parabolic phase is here, and China is leading the charge. Futures trading on the Shanghai exchange hit peak volume, ETF flows doubled in a week, and gold premiums spiked. With Chinese demand exploding and global tensions rising, this gold bull market could just be warming up. Read on »

Inflation Is Now The Plan
The global economy is at a crossroads. With America no longer willing to absorb the world’s excess production, nations face a binary choice: spend and stimulate domestic demand or fall into depression. This high-stakes moment may force leaders to inflate their way out—triggering the biggest macro reset in decades. Read on »

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