Part 8/11:
Furthermore, ongoing geopolitical turmoil—ranging from U.S. foreign interventions to rising tensions in the South China Sea—profoundly affects global financial stability. The potential for conflict raises fundamental questions about the role of currencies, particularly the U.S. dollar and its status as the world’s primary reserve currency.
Gold as a Safe Haven
Against this backdrop, it becomes imperative to consider gold not merely as a commodity but as a lifeline. Central banks globally have been increasing their gold reserves, spurred by diminishing trust in the dollar and other fiat currencies. The historical role of gold as a stable asset throughout civilizations reinforces its relevance today.