Gold’s Pivotal Moment: Can the Rally Sustain Beyond $5,500?
Gold prices hover at $4,800 after touching a historic $5,500 peak, as macroeconomic turbulence fuels demand for the ultimate inflation hedge. The current stabilization follows a 16% pullback—mirroring 1974's 47% crash that preceded a 734% surge over six years. Katusa Research notes such mid-cycle corrections often precede parabolic moves.
Market dynamics now hinge on TRUMP tariff policies and Federal Reserve maneuvers. With institutional investors increasingly treating gold as a strategic asset rather than a tactical trade, the metal's $8,000 threshold appears plausible within 18 months. The real test lies in whether it can hold above $4,500 support during the next risk-on rotation.