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The price of gold has reached a new record high, surpassing $5,100 per ounce (€4,343). Sérgio Cardoso, a specialist at Doutor Finanças, explains why investments in gold are considered safe, even in times of economic uncertainty.
Gold prices climbed above the US$5,000 per ounce threshold as investors moved into safe-haven assets amid mounting geopolitical and economic uncertainty.
Gold exceeded the US$5,000 level for the first time, benefiting from safe-haven status amid geopolitical, trade and monetary uncertainty surrounding Donald Trump’s presidency.
Gold climbed above the historic US$5,000-per-ounce threshold for the first time, trading at US$5,029.39 (€4,238.50) around 23:40 on Sunday. The rally, which has persisted for about two years, is being driven primarily by safe‑haven demand amid geopolitical, trade and monetary-policy uncertainty tied to Donald Trump’s presidency and by a weakening US dollar. The move underscores gold’s role as an inflation and risk hedge and has implications for asset allocation, currency-sensitive investors and central‑bank policy expectations.
As a standalone investment, gold appears to combine the worst of both worlds: it delivers the low returns of bonds and the high risk of equities.
Precious metals reached record highs after a threat directed at the US central bank prompted market reaction and increased safe‑haven demand.