Gold just smashed yet another record as trade tensions escalate globally. The uptick follows fresh tariff warnings aimed at European nations, signaling how quickly geopolitical friction can reshape precious metal valuations. Throughout 2025, gold has already surged 64%—a staggering rally. But here's the real question: is this momentum sustainable, or are we approaching exhaustion? Market analysts point out that while safe-haven flows continue supporting prices, the underlying catalysts matter enormously. When tariff disputes dominate headlines and currency volatility spikes, gold becomes the go-to hedge. Whether this run can sustain itself depends largely on how trade tensions evolve and whether traditional assets continue pulling capital from risk-on positions.
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PhantomHunter
· 18h ago
A 64% increase... I should have entered earlier, and now I just feel regretful watching it.
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BitcoinDaddy
· 18h ago
A 64% increase is outrageous, but I bet this isn't over yet... The trade war isn't over.
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blocksnark
· 18h ago
64% increase... That's crazy. How many people must have rushed in to buy high? I'm just worried that a turn could directly trap them.
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FreeMinter
· 19h ago
Whoa, 64%? That's an outrageous increase... but it feels like the bubble is about to burst.
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MonkeySeeMonkeyDo
· 19h ago
Gold prices have hit a new record again, but can the 64% increase really hold? Feels a bit like blowing bubbles...
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GasBankrupter
· 19h ago
A 64% increase... This time really is different; when the trade war breaks out, gold will go crazy.
Gold just smashed yet another record as trade tensions escalate globally. The uptick follows fresh tariff warnings aimed at European nations, signaling how quickly geopolitical friction can reshape precious metal valuations. Throughout 2025, gold has already surged 64%—a staggering rally. But here's the real question: is this momentum sustainable, or are we approaching exhaustion? Market analysts point out that while safe-haven flows continue supporting prices, the underlying catalysts matter enormously. When tariff disputes dominate headlines and currency volatility spikes, gold becomes the go-to hedge. Whether this run can sustain itself depends largely on how trade tensions evolve and whether traditional assets continue pulling capital from risk-on positions.