To The Moon

Gold has surged to record levels, driven by a mix of economic and geopolitical factors, and main the US government shutdown that took place on 1st October. Further to that, persistent global uncertainty, slowing growth in major economies, and elevated government debt have fueled demand for safe-haven assets. Central banks, especially in emerging markets, continue to increase gold reserves as a hedge against currency volatility and geopolitical risks. Meanwhile, a weakening dollar further boosts gold’s appeal. With supply growth limited, the combination of strong central bank buying and investor demand is pushing prices to new records. Afterall with a weakening US Dollar and uncertain geopolitical situations, it may be wise to take up a small exposure into Gold as a form of recessionary hed

Gold has surged to record levels, driven by a mix of economic and geopolitical factors, and main the US government shutdown that took place on 1st October. Further to that, persistent global uncertainty, slowing growth in major economies, and elevated government debt have fueled demand for safe-haven assets. Central banks, especially in emerging markets, continue to increase gold reserves as a hedge against currency volatility and geopolitical risks. Meanwhile, a weakening dollar further boosts gold’s appeal. With supply growth limited, the combination of strong central bank buying and investor demand is pushing prices to new records. Afterall with a weakening US Dollar and uncertain geopolitical situations, it may be wise to take up a small exposure into Gold as a form of recessionary hed