Gold prices have surged to record levels, nearing $5,600 an ounce, as rising tensions between the United States and Iran unsettle global markets. U.S. President Donald Trump’s warnings to Tehran, coupled with growing expectations of interest rate cuts and a weakening dollar, have triggered a global rush toward safe-haven assets.
In this report, we try to understand why investors are turning to gold, how U.S. monetary policy and leadership changes at the Federal Reserve are influencing markets, and what escalating geopolitical risks mean for the global economy. Can gold really reach $6,000 soon?

Will Gold Hit $6,000 Soon? Bullion Skyrockets as Trump Sabre Rattles Over Iran

With India gearing up for a monumental two-month-long election, the nation's economy is feeling the surge. From textile factories in temple town Mathura to bustling markets in Delhi, the demand for election merchandise is skyrocketing.

Lok Sabha Election 2024: Indian election merchandise demand skyrockets

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