Why gold and silver prices are crashing
Kamran Khan asks why gold fell nearly 30%, silver plunged, and whether the safe-haven rally is finally over
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Gold has long been regarded as the world's ultimate safe-haven asset, but its historic rally has come to a dramatic halt. After reaching record highs amid geopolitical tensions and financial uncertainty, gold has fallen nearly 30% from its peak, while silver has suffered an even steeper decline.
What's driving this sharp reversal? Is it easing Middle East tensions, persistently high interest rates, stronger returns from stocks and bonds, or changing investor sentiment? Why have China, India, and even central banks slowed their gold purchases? And does this mark the end of the safe-haven rally?
We unpack these questions in today's episode of On My Radar with Kamran Khan. Muhammad Sohail, CEO of Topline Securities, explains the global forces behind the historic correction in gold and silver prices, what it means for investors, and whether the precious metals rally is truly over.
We look at:
Why gold prices are falling
Gold's historic 30% correction
Silver's sharp decline
Impact of interest rates on gold
China and India's gold demand
Central bank gold buying slows
Global investor sentiment
What's next for gold and silver?
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