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Gold.
The monetary metal, 5,000 years running.
In 2025, gold overtook US Treasuries as the single largest share of global central-bank reserves. The reallocation is structural. Here's what moves it.
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What moves the price
Four forces. Three of them structurally bullish.
Central bank buying
1,000+ tonnes purchased annually for three consecutive years. 95% of surveyed central banks expect reserves to rise in 2026.
Real yields
Gold competes with real Treasury yields. Falling real yields = gold bid. Rising real yields = headwind — unless structural buying overwhelms them.
Dollar weakness
Historical inverse correlation with DXY. Signal 14 — gold + dollar rising together — indicates a regime break.
De-dollarisation
BRICS expansion, Yuan-denominated oil contracts, and BIS data on slowing dollar credit all compound reserve demand for gold.
Targets
Where gold goes.
Base case (orderly, 3–5 years)
$6,000–8,000
DXY: DXY 90–95
Bull case (structural break)
$8,000–12,000
DXY: BRICS partial gold-backing
Decade target (full de-dollarisation, Yardeni)
$10,000+
Technicals
Key gold levels.
- $6,000–6,300JP Morgan / Deutsche Bank year-end target
- $5,500–5,600January 2026 all-time high
- $5,000Key resistance
- $4,700Recovery target
- $4,250–4,400CRITICAL support
- $4,200200-day EMA
- $3,500Structural floor
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