Gold is approaching $5000... and currencies are losing their value
"The rise in gold prices does not mean that gold has become expensive, but rather that money is losing its value."
Since the beginning of 2024, gold prices have continued their upward trend, rising from about $2,040 per ounce to nearly $5,000 in the first month of 2026.
The year 2025 was a pivotal year, as it witnessed strong upward waves that pushed gold from $2,800 to record levels exceeding $4,000 for the first time in October 2025.
Hundreds of recent reports issued by banks and global financial markets agree on one fact:
Gold is no longer affected solely by supply and demand factors, but has become a direct indicator of the level of confidence in financial markets, especially amid rising geopolitical and economic tensions.
For investors, gold remains a historical hedge tool over time, whether during periods of stability or through crises.
