In a year marked by mounting geopolitical and economic risks, gold prices have skyrocketed, reaching a historic high of over $4,000 per ounce. Analysts attribute this 54% surge to global uncertainties that drive investors toward the safety of one of the world's oldest safe-haven assets.

Amid concerns over U.S. trade tariffs, dollar strength, and European growth, central bank purchases have remained robust, exceeding 1,000 metric tons annually since 2022. Despite anxieties about an overbought market, some experts believe the gold rally could continue, potentially extending into 2026.

The shift in safe-haven preferences marks a significant change as investors distance themselves from U.S. Treasuries, seeking stability with gold. Driven by central bank demand and increased inflows into gold

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