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2.4.26 - Gold, the Dollar, and BRICS
Gold last traded at $4,920 an ounce. Silver at $85.79 an ounce.
Gold Rates Six Month Prediction: Can Gold Top The $8K Mark? -Watcher.Guru
Gold rates are currently experiencing a pivotal time in history. The price of gold has now hit $4800 at press time, after claiming a high of $5500, its largest price threshold in history. The markets are currently drowning in macro developments, with Trump tariff developments and Fed independence taking a toll on the market. Amid such turbulent market scenarios, how will gold rates and prices perform within the next 6 months? Let’s find out.
Gold rates are currently stable at $4800, having risen significantly from their earlier crash threshold of $4500. The safe haven migration continues to be a big topic among investors across the board, as gold, being the ultimate hedge against inflation, gains momentum among the masses. Per Katusa Research, every major asset experiences notable correction, the one that sets its tone for the years to come. The portal outlined a significant example of gold’s violent crash in 1974, after which it surged 734% to its current price of $4800.
"Every major gold bull market has had brutal mid-cycle corrections that felt like the end. The 1974 correction (-47%) is a killer comparison. Nearly half the value wiped out. Everyone declared gold dead. And then it ran 734% over the next six years. The current 16% pullback is actually modest by historical standards. In the context of the 1970s, this wouldn’t even rank among the top five corrections. And critically, none of the structural drivers have changed. Tether is still buying, central banks are still accumulating, and debt is still expanding."