US EditionThe price of gold reached $4,000 an ounce for the first time ever
Gold prices surged over 50% this year, driven by US government shutdown, expected Federal Reserve rate cuts, and geopolitical tensions, marking the best annual performance since 1979.
- Gold continued its upward surge, breaching the $4,000 mark for the first time ever and reaching $4,035 early Wednesday as investors sought out safe-haven assets.
- Persistent market drivers including the ongoing US government shutdown, global economic uncertainty, and anticipated US interest rate cuts have fueled this unprecedented surge.
- Analysts attribute the strong momentum to central bank buying, institutional and retail investment, and concerns over the sustainability of US debt and geopolitics.
- Spot gold has surged 53% so far this year, and according to one analyst, investor actions are feeding a pattern where any stall in price growth quickly triggers fresh rounds of buying.
- With technical resistance now shifting higher and some forecasters eyeing $5,000, many market participants expect further gains but remain alert to potential volatility.
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Precious metal shatters milestone
Global crises, such as the Middle East conflict and the war in Ukraine, have stoked demand for bullion. Photo: Getty Images Gold has surged past the $US4000 ($NZ6900) an ounce level for the first time, building on a record-breaking rally as broader geopolitical and economic uncertainty, as well as expectations of US interest rate cuts, sent investors flocking to the safe-haven asset.
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