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Dr. Umair has an analytical and research background in production and quality control in the plastic industry. His research interests are High Voltage Engineering, Electrical Insulation, Electrical Discharge and Partial Discharge Measurement Techniques. His current research is the development of ...more
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Gold Builds Momentum On Dovish Fed Signals And Escalating Geopolitical Tensions
2 days ago
Thank you for the thoughtful question. Over the next 3–6 months, the biggest risk to gold’s bullish setup would be a sharp shift in the Federal Reserve’s tone—specifically if stronger economic data forces the Fed to push back against rate-cut expectations. However, the ongoing liquidity stress and structural imbalances in the global financial system are unlikely to change the long-term bullish view on gold. Central bank demand, increasing interest from Tether-backed digital gold, and the rally in stocks despite poor liquidity all suggest we are in the middle of a deeper systemic crisis. These factors support continued strength in gold. Even if the Fed’s tone shifts temporarily, it may only cause a short-term pullback—likely to be seen as another buying opportunity before the next leg higher. From a technical perspective, gold has broken the $2075 pivot, which indicates a continued rally for the next few years. And I expect the rally to continue towards the target of $8000 with the resistance of $5,000 and $6,000.
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