Gold’s 63% rally isn’t profit, it’s a warning signal for global fragility. (Photo: Pixabay) Show Quick Read Summary is AI Generated. Newsroom Reviewed

Central banks around the world have added a staggering 3,16,000 kg of gold over the past year, driving the yellow metal’s price up by 63%, according to Sujit Bangar, founder of taxbuddy.com. In a LinkedIn post, Bangar described this surge not merely as a market rally but as “a warning signal,” adding it’s a “red alert that the global order may be fracturing at its core.”

Bangar pointed out that while gold has always been a safe-haven option. However, the speed and scale of the current accumulation are unprecedented. “Every major crisis leaves a milestone,” he said, citing past events such as the 2008 global financial crisis, the Cov

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