Gold’s historic rally shows few signs of stopping. Traders note that after gold briefly slid earlier this week, geopolitical jitters and rate-cut bets helped it rebound. As Reuters reports, “gold prices have gained about 57% this year, reaching an all-time peak of $4,381.21 on Monday”reuters.com, and on Oct. 23 spot bullion was around $4,120/ozreuters.com. U.S. December futures climbed roughly 1.7% on Oct. 23 to $4,134.60reuters.com. This follows last week’s record highs and a brief profit-taking dip. “Gold is attempting to find its footing following the healthy and sorely-needed technical pullback,” notes Han Tan of investment platform Nemo.moneyreuters.com. But with “stubborn” geopolitical risks still looming, he says safe-haven demand remains strongreuters.comts2.tech.
