Stefan Uleia
Is gold in a bubble? 🤔 $GOLD relentless rally might be on borrowed time at least according to John Higgins, Chief Markets Economist at Capital Economics. He warns that the metal’s price has soared far beyond its “fair” value and could now be in bubble territory. 📉 At the start of 2025, gold was already near its inflation-adjusted 1980 peak. Today, its real price is ~60% above that level and more than 3x its historical average. Traditionally, gold’s strength is tied to falling real yields or rising inflation. Yet both trends have moved the other way: Treasury yields have climbed 📈 Inflation has trended down since its post-pandemic peak 📉 This disconnect suggests speculative forces like central bank diversification, ETF inflows, and even plain FOMO might be driving prices rather than fundamentals. Higgins warns that such rallies often end abruptly. Still, some argue that structural demand (e.g., from China and reserve managers) could keep gold elevated even if a correction hits.
It’s a bubble 🫧
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