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Gold soared past $4,000 per ounce on Wednesday for the first time ever, as a wave of investors rushed into the storied safe-haven asset to shield themselves from mounting global uncertainties — and to place bets on U.S. interest-rate cuts. (Reuters)

By 11:10 GMT, spot gold was trading at $4,034.73, up about 1.3%, while December U.S. gold futures jumped to $4,056.80. (Reuters)

Silver didn’t lag behind — it climbed 2.3% to $48.91 per ounce, nudging closer to its all-time high of $49.51. (Reuters)

What’s Fueling the Surge?

1. A haven in turbulent times
   Gold remains a go-to when markets grow jittery, and this year it’s already up about 54%, after a 27% gain in 2024. It’s outpacing stocks, Bitcoin, and even the U.S. dollar. (Reuters)

2. Expectations of rate cuts
   Markets are pricing in a 25 basis-point cut by the U.S. Federal Reserve in the near term, with another likely before year-end. (Reuters)

3. Political and economic instability
   The U.S. government shutdown (on its eighth day) is delaying key economic data, forcing traders to lean on non-official sources to assess the Fed’s next move. (Reuters)
   Meanwhile, conflicts in the Middle East and Ukraine, as well as domestic turmoil in nations such as France and Japan, are amplifying demand for “safe” assets. (Reuters)

4. Institutional inflows & central banks
   For the first time in five years, developed-market ETFs are seeing renewed inflows. Global investors have poured about $64 billion into gold ETFs year-to-date, with a record $17.3 billion added in September alone. (Reuters)
   Central banks also continue to accumulate bullion, reinforcing the rally. (Reuters)

What Analysts Are Saying

• WisdomTree’s Nitesh Shah says gold is on track for $4,530 by late Q3 2026, a target they believe could arrive even sooner. (Reuters)

• UBS analyst Giovanni Staunovo cautions that a more hawkish Fed stance could pose a headwind. For now, though, expectations of lower interest rates keep gold’s appeal high. (Reuters)

• HSBC has lifted its silver forecasts to $38.56 in 2025 and $44.50 in 2026, citing spillover strength from gold and volatile markets ahead. (Reuters)

Other precious metals are also riding the wave: platinum gained 2% to $1,651.39, while palladium jumped 3.9% to $1,390.39. (Reuters).