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Gold Sets Third Straight Record, Nears $3,900 as Rally Accelerates

Safe‑haven flows are swelling on geopolitical tensions, U.S. fiscal uncertainty, plus sustained central‑bank purchases.

Overview

  • Spot gold touched about $3,895 per ounce on Wednesday morning, marking a new all‑time high for a third consecutive day.
  • The metal is up roughly 40% to nearly 50% in 2025, heading for its strongest annual advance since 1979 and outpacing Bitcoin and major equity indices.
  • Central banks have bought more than 1,000 tonnes annually since 2022, ETF demand has been heavy this year, and China’s reported reserves are near 2,300 tonnes.
  • Strategists outline paths to $4,000–$5,000 in scenarios such as bond‑to‑gold reallocations, while some market voices warn the rally looks stretched and vulnerable to a pullback.
  • Euro‑area investors have seen a smaller gain of about 26% this year due to a weaker dollar, and gold‑mining shares have surged with the NYSE Arca Gold Miners index nearly doubling.