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Can gold remain the winning bet after sliding from its $5,595 peak?
For generations, gold has occupied a rare place in investors’ minds—not merely as a commodity, but as insurance against almost everything that can go wrong. Wars, inflation, excessive government borrowing and distrust in paper currencies have repeatedly sent capital toward the precious metal when confidence elsewhere begins to fracture. Yet gold’s enduring appeal does not make it a one-way bet. Its dramatic journey in 2026 is a reminder that even the world’s most celebrated safe haven can be caught between competing market forces. The real question is no longer whether gold can protect wealth, but whether ... (full story)
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