Gold Shatters $3,800 Barrier: $4,000 Target Now in Sight?
Gold just bulldozed through another historic ceiling—and traditional finance is scrambling to keep up.
The Runaway Train
GC=F's relentless surge past $3,800 marks one of the most explosive moves in commodity history. This isn't just incremental growth—it's a full-scale breakout that's leaving analysts breathless and portfolio managers sweating.
The Psychological Threshold
Now all eyes turn to the $4,000 milestone. What was once Wall Street fantasy now sits firmly in the crosshairs. The momentum suggests gold isn't asking for permission—it's taking names.
Traditional Finance's Dilemma
While gold continues its silent coup, the old guard remains obsessed with quarterly earnings and Fed whispers. Meanwhile, the smart money's already positioning for the next leg up—proving once again that sometimes the best hedge against uncertainty is the asset that's been reliable for millennia.
Will $4,000 become the new floor before traditional investors even finish their morning coffee? At this rate—don't bet against it.
Other Wall Street Experts Bolster Gold Forecast
In addition, UBS predicts a valuation for Gold of $3,900 during the same time frame. The Swiss bank also revised its estimate for gold exchange-traded fund holdings, projecting levels to exceed 3,900 metric tons by the end of 2025, approaching the previous record of 3,915 tons set in October 2020. The bank highlighted geopolitical concerns and policy differences between the U.S. administration and the Federal Reserve as key factors boosting gold’s appeal, along with U.S. President Donald Trump’s stance favoring lower interest rates even further.
Gold is up more than 40% in price year to date, with the past three trading sessions marking new highs. According to Rashad Hajiyev, a leading metals expert on X, precious metals may soon enter into a distinctive parabolic rally. Gold, especially, is now gaining rapid momentum. It may end up hitting the $4K price mark within the next two weeks. “Gold is set to rally much higher over the coming years. But in the short term, it is eyeing $4k or higher.”
