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Gold's attractiveness as a hedge against inflation and currency devaluation is growing. Major financial institutions and central banks are accumulating gold at a rapid pace, and some, like Bank of America, forecast gold reaching $6,000 per ounce by spring, with JP Morgan predicting up to $10,000.
This surge is driven partly by institutional shifts, as the smart money begins to favor gold over traditional bonds. As demand increases, so likely will the price, reinforcing gold's position as a key component in future portfolios.