New Monetary Era Could Send Gold Toward $6,000 — Liquidity Risk Rising from Asia
Renowned market strategist Michael Hartnett believes the global financial system is entering a New Monetary Order, driven by aggressive government spending, rising geopolitical tension, and weakening confidence in traditional assets.
🔹 Gold’s long-term bullish structure remains strong, even after short-term overbought conditions. Over the past four years, gold has consistently outperformed both US equities and bonds, and Hartnett projects a possible move toward the $6,000 level as fiscal discipline continues to erode.
🔹 Investors are expected to rotate capital away from US markets into international equities. China (CN) stands out as a key beneficiary, where an end to deflation could ignite broader rallies across Japan and Europe. Small-cap stocks may also gain momentum, supported by lower interest rates and potential tax relief.
🔹 The biggest systemic risk lies in East Asia. A sharp appreciation in regional currencies — particularly if the Japanese Yen rebounds from the 160 zone — could unwind carry trades and trigger a global liquidity shock.
📊 Gold & Silver Outlook
Gold ($XAU) remains a core hedge against monetary instability
Silver ($XAG) could follow with amplified volatility once liquidity shifts
Is increasing exposure to precious metals the smart hedge as the global monetary order reshapes itself?
⚠️ Market commentary for educational purposes only — not financial advice.
