Gold prices have shattered records, surpassing the critical $2,900 per ounce threshold for the first time as investors flock to safe-haven assets amid escalating trade war concerns and heightened inflation fears. The surge follows U.S. President Donald Trump’s renewed tariff threats, which have intensified economic uncertainty.
Geo-Macro Economist Dr. Nomi Prins warns of significant economic risks in 2025, including persistent inflation, soaring debt surpassing $36 trillion, and growing instability in the global financial system. She highlights the disconnect between stock market rallies and everyday consumer struggles, as well as reduced transparency in banking systems, such as the Bank of England's recent lack of bailout disclosures. Prins predicts gold could reach $4,000 per ounce this year, driven by central bank purchases and its safe-haven appeal. She advises investors to focus on long-term financial resilience, emphasizing gold’s stability compared to volatile assets like Bitcoin. As economic uncertainty grows, diversifying with tangible assets like gold could be key to preserving wealth and navigating market fluctuations.
Robert Kiyosaki recently warned that millions of 401(k)s and IRAs could be “toast” due to inflation and market instability. His solution? Move beyond traditional savings and diversify with gold and silver.
Silver isn’t just for jewelry and electronics—its hidden military demand is now a key factor driving price growth. With silver becoming indispensable in defense technologies and advanced weapon systems, it’s a smart time to invest.