The last 20 years, characterized by several financial crises, have reaffirmed gold's status as a safe investment, consistently yielding profits for investors.
In 2024, gold prices hit record highs, nearly reaching $2,700, driven by a surge in global demand due to economic and political uncertainties.
The US Federal Reserve's recent rate cuts have contributed to declining US sovereign bond yields, leading investors to consider gold as an alternative safe-haven asset.
Typically, after a period of rapid growth in asset prices, a temporary decline follows, as seen after the recent surge in gold prices post-election.
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