Gold Hits Record High: Why Rising Prices Signal Global Risk | Vantage with Palki Sharma | N18G
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Gold prices have surged past $4,400 an ounce, marking their strongest year since 1979. Falling interest rate expectations, escalating geopolitical tensions, and record central bank buying are driving the rally. From the Ukraine war to fresh global flashpoints, uncertainty is pushing investors towards safe havens. Even central banks are hoarding gold, replacing the euro as a key reserve asset. But this surge is not about confidence—it’s a warning sign. Rising gold prices reflect fear, instability, and growing stress in the global financial system.
