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Gold (XAU/USD) bullies its way to new record highs – Potential targets and fundamental outlook
The usual suspect: Gold, A.K.A. The Bullion (or just "bully" for people who are caught short). Gold has always been a very complex asset. It does not have a face value yet it serves as store of value for many Central Banks. It cannot be eaten yet people always starve for it. And these days, it not-only is at the center of the 2025 Trump-Administration deglobalization theme but also a good edge against every potential catalyst against positive sentiment this year: Rate cuts? Wars? Fiscal catastrophes? Political instability (France, Japan, US, UK, ...) Bonds haven't seen much demand since the end of the 2022 hike cycle ... (full story)
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