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GOLD NEARS $4,700/OZ - AN EXTENDED BULL CYCLE, WITH $5,000 IN SIGHT?
Gold prices continued to set new records in Monday’s Asian session, edging closer to the $4,700/oz mark, as safe-haven demand remained elevated amid rising geopolitical risks and mounting uncertainty over trade policy.
Gold Moves Closer to $5,000 as Geopolitical Risk Dominates the Global Outlook
In mid-January 2026, gold isn’t just rising it’s being repositioned in global portfolios. On January 19, 2026, spot gold traded around $4,670/oz and printed a new record high near $4,689.39/oz as safe-haven demand accelerated amid renewed trade and geopolitical tensions.
Gold & Silver Close the Week Near Record Highs: “Cooling Off” or Simply Catching Its Breath?
Gold and silver ended the week at elevated levels still close to record territory yet both pulled back from their mid-week peaks. For some, that’s a warning sign: “Is the top in?” For others, it’s simply the market doing what markets always do after an explosive rally: pause, rotate, and reset.
SILVER PULLS BACK SLIGHTLY - OPPORTUNITY OR RISK FOR INVESTORS ?
Silver prices aren’t just rising they’re entering a historically explosive breakout phase. In the latest session, spot silver surged above $90/oz for the first time, and at one point even touched $93.6/oz, setting a new all-time high after a powerful rally that’s been building since last week.
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Oil prices are entering a new upcycle how far can geopolitical risks push prices?
In the short run, technical pullbacks may occur. But as long as price remains above the established base, the bullish trend remains the dominant scenario. In today’s environment, oil is becoming one of the assets most sensitive to geopolitics and also a place where both speculative and hedging flows are converging strongly.
Gold cools after a record: profit-taking and softer geopolitics but the bigger story isn’t over
After printing a fresh all-time high, gold pulled back slightly. This doesn’t look like a “trend break” driven by panic more like a classic market exhale after a fast run-up, especially as the immediate “safe-haven” catalyst temporarily eased.
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Gold Breaks Above $4,600/oz: “Not Overbought Yet” per the WGC - but $4,770 Is the Real Resistance
Gold has just pushed higher and repeatedly printed fresh record highs around $4,600/oz, as global markets enter a new “risk season”: geopolitical tensions are escalating, U.S. economic momentum is showing signs of cooling, and crucially confidence in the Fed’s policy independence is being questioned. Together, these forces are creating an uncertainty premium an environment where gold typically thrives.