Why is Gold Rising, and Will It Continue to Ascend?
The rise in gold prices is a result of a cumulative effect of factors that have shaken confidence in the global economy, including trade and monetary disruption, escalating geopolitical tensions, and a decline in national commitments.
These factors, combined with interest rate cuts, have weakened the foundations of globalization and free trade, leading to structural problems such as rapidly inflating debts, poor productivity, and ineffective monetary policies.
Many now practically advocate a "move away from paper currencies.
As a result, funds have been diverted away from paper assets toward tangible assets, with gold leading the way.
Author's summary: Gold prices rise due to global economic instability.
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