Gold is heading towards new all-time highs: Are we on the verge of a major re-pricing phase?

Goldman Sachs' forecasts indicated that gold would reach $4,900 per ounce by the end of 2026.
But recent developments in the geopolitical and economic landscape make this level much closer than previously expected.

In fact, some indicators suggest that reaching these levels could happen sooner, perhaps before the end of the year, amid rising global uncertainty.

Recent statements by U.S. President Donald Trump, and his continued confrontational approach to trade and geopolitical issues, bring back scenarios that markets have long considered unlikely.
Whether it’s trade wars, tariffs, or reshaping economic influence, the message is the same: a new phase of instability.

Markets dislike surprises, and markets hate uncertainty.
In such conditions, gold always returns to the forefront.

What we are witnessing today is not just a price increase, but a reassessment of gold’s role in the global financial system, amid:
• Escalating geopolitical tensions
• Erosion of trust in the global trade system
• Using economic policy as a weapon
• Rising levels of debt and deficits
• Increasing prospects of long-term inflation

Historically, gold doesn’t move solely out of fear, but out of a loss of certainty.
And when the political path becomes unpredictable, paper assets come into question, and investors return to real assets.

What is happening today reminds us of a fundamental truth:
In times of stability, assets are measured by yield.
In times of turmoil, they are measured by trust.

And once again, gold proves to be the ultimate safe haven when all other equations break down.$BTC