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Gold’s return to $5,000 happened faster than most people expected.
According toBarron’s,strategists at Deutsche Bankpointed to aggressive dip-buying after last week’s pullback, framing the move as a “technical rebound” rather than a “structural signal.”
That explanation misses the larger context.
The announcement of Kevin Warsh as the next Federal Reserve Chair immediately revived the familiar narrative: A “hawkish” Fed is supposedly bad for gold. But hawkish relative towhat, exactly?
Warsh inherits an economy shaped by the most aggressive rate-hiking cycle in half a century. Historically, such cycles end not with a return to the status quo, but withequally aggressive reversalsonce economic stress becomes obvious. (That’s where the line, the Fed raises rates till something breakscomes from.) And we all know what happens after something breaks…
That isn’t a forecast, by the way, just historical precedent.
What’s notable this time is how long the Feddelayedcutting.Reutersreporting throughout the past year has consistently pointed to the central bank’sconcern about credibilityafter underestimating inflation earlier in the cycle. Delaying rate cuts wasn’t about economic strength – it was about optics.
Source: SGT Report
