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Gold Soars Above $3,500 Again: Will the Bull Run Break New Records in 2025?

Gold prices are staging a powerful comeback after a brief correction, reigniting bullish momentum and reaffirming the metal’s status as a premier safe-haven asset amid rising global uncertainty. The precious metal recently smashed through the historic $3,500 per ounce level, with the June futures contract hitting an all-time intraday high of $3,509.90 on April 22.

🔥 Gold’s Correction Was Just a Pause — Bulls Regain Control

Following the milestone, gold faced a sharp two-day correction, dipping to $3,270.80. However, investors swiftly interpreted the pullback as a golden buying opportunity. Within hours of Asian market reopenings, gold rebounded strongly, and by the next trading session, prices climbed back to $3,374.50 — a clear signal that the dip was temporary.

At the time of reporting, June futures in New York surged by $59.80 (+1.81%), followed by an additional $12.60 increase during the Australian session.

💡 What’s Fueling Gold’s Unstoppable Rally?

  1. Safe-Haven Demand: With the global economy shaken by trade tensions and unpredictable policy shifts from the Trump administration, investors are flocking to gold for stability.
  2. Weaker U.S. Dollar:
    As the dollar struggles near multi-year lows, gold becomes more attractive for global investors. The declining greenback has magnified gold’s gains.
  3. Tariff War Jitters:
    While President Trump has slightly softened his stance on Federal Reserve policy and tariffs, the 145% tariff on Chinese goods remains a significant geopolitical and economic risk, sustaining bullish sentiment for gold.
  4. Strong Institutional Demand:
    According to RBC Capital Markets strategist Christopher Louney, “Gold is being driven more by uncertainty than fundamentals.” With uncertainty on the rise, demand for non-dollar-denominated safe-haven assets like gold is booming.

📈 Market Momentum: Gold’s Rally Isn’t Over Yet

Gold has already set more than 20 new record highs in 2025, and analysts expect this trend to continue. Bullish investors believe there’s further upside as inflation risks rise, the Fed faces mounting political pressure, and trade tensions linger.

New York gold dealers report unprecedented retail demand. “The last two months have been busier than the entire past year and a half,” says Aaron Akyon from Manhattan’s Diamond District. This retail frenzy reflects broader market confidence in gold’s resilience and long-term value.


📊 Key Support & Resistance Levels

  • Immediate Support: $3,300
  • Next Resistance: $3,510, followed by $3,600 psychological level
  • RSI: Remains elevated but not yet overbought — signaling more upside potential

👉 Stay updated on live gold prices, precious metals forecasts, and forex market news at www.dailyforex.pk — your #1 source for Pakistan’s most accurate financial market updates.

Hamza Shah

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