Recently, the international situation has indeed been affecting capital flows. Trump's strong stance on some geopolitical issues has begun to impact US-Europe trade relations. Pension funds in countries like Denmark and Norway are selling off US bonds, indicating that institutional investors' confidence in dollar assets is waning.



What is the result? Gold has become the biggest winner. Tonight, gold prices have already reached around $4,900, just a step away from the historic high of $5,000. Against the backdrop of increasing global economic uncertainty, gold's status as the ultimate safe haven is becoming more and more evident. The market is voting with its feet, and capital is reallocating—this trend is worth paying attention to.
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AirdropDreamervip
· 01-24 15:11
Massive sell-off of US bonds, is the dollar panicking now? Gold is surging to 4900 without stopping, I bet it can break 5000
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ShortingEnthusiastvip
· 01-23 19:07
I understand this wave of selling US bonds. Gold taking off is the best signal, and institutions are all fleeing.
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StealthMoonvip
· 01-21 15:48
Gold prices are really about to break 5000, the era of fools with money is over.
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MoonRocketmanvip
· 01-21 15:45
The gold RSI is approaching the upper limit, and this breakout has been a bit sudden... need to watch out for the gravitational resistance level.
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FUDwatchervip
· 01-21 15:27
Kaneko really hit the jackpot this time, reaching 4900.
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