Gold Is Breaking Out - And Its Biggest Bull Run Since 2020 Could Be Starting Now
Gold prices are experiencing a significant bull run driven by inflation concerns, U.S. dollar instability, and record-breaking accumulation by central banks, particularly China. Analysts suggest the market is approaching a critical technical threshold that could signal a long-term shift toward hard assets.
Why it matters
The surge in gold prices reflects broader investor anxiety regarding global economic policy and the potential for a structural rotation away from traditional equity markets.
Trump’s tariffs are reigniting inflation risks. The U.S dollar faces mounting structural pressure. Expectations for further Federal Reserve tightening are fading. Central banks are accumulating Gold at record pace, while traders are questioning some of the decade’s most crowded equity trades.Gold daily chart showing the uptrend to the $5,602 high, the correction down to $4,000, and the recent rebound toward $4,377. Source: TradingViewThese are not isolated developments. Together, they could trigger a profound rotation towards tangible hard assets.The first week of August may have delivered the warning shot: Gold surged more than 10%, while Silver gained over 12%.
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