⛏ Why Gold Still Belongs Today

Long-Term Case for Gold
Gold isn’t just a historical relic — it’s a resilient portfolio tool with powerful long-term returns, low correlation to equities, and strong crisis performance. As global central banks ramp up gold buying and inflation fears persist, investors may want to revisit gold’s overlooked potential as a long-term wealth stabilizer. Read on »

Gold Bulls Still Charging Ahead
A growing number of analysts believe gold may be overvalued amid easing geopolitical tensions, but long-term fundamentals suggest otherwise. Inflation pressures, global de-dollarization, and central bank gold buying remain strong drivers for precious metals. Critics downplay storage costs, but experts argue they are negligible compared to inflationary losses from cash holdings. Read on »

Central Banks Shift Toward Gold
Amid rising geopolitical tension and tariff concerns, central banks are shifting away from the dollar and toward gold, according to OMFIF’s latest Global Public Investor survey. Nearly 60% of banks plan to diversify their reserves in the next two years, with gold emerging as the top choice for risk management. Read on »

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